We are proud to introduce a new eco-friendly product from a Native American, female-owned business — Woodayogo Laundry Detergent Sheets. Founded by Lynne Sokoloff, a member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribe in Utah, Woodayogo is redefining what it means to do laundry sustainably. Plastic detergent jugs can take centuries to break down in landfills, but Woodayogo […]
SweetGrass Trading Company is excited to welcome Felicia Masquat, the owner and founder of Haini Wiragusge Wiga. Her handcrafted organic products are inspired by her Indigenous roots and made in a home free of alcohol, drugs, and smoke—crafted with care and intention. Masquat is an enrolled member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. The name Haini Wiragusge Wiga—which translates to Morningstar […]
At SweetGrass Trading Company, we’re proud to support Native-owned businesses that bring tradition, innovation, and heart to everything they create. This season, we’re thrilled to share something truly special from one of our newest vendors — Puyallup Chocolates, a Native-owned company crafting premium confections that honor the spirit and heritage of the Puyallup Tribe of […]
Looking for simple ways to bring more Native-made ingredients into your cooking? Making small swaps in your pantry can be an easy and meaningful way to support Indigenous producers, all while adding new depth, color, and flavor to your meals. Here are three easy ingredient switches using SweetGrass Trading Company favorites. Swap white rice for […]
SweetGrass Trading Company products are now available for purchase inside the Sweetwater Café at WarHorse Casino in Omaha. The café, which opened nearly two years ago as a fast-casual spot for cold and hot drinks and deli items, has become a central stop for casino visitors looking for a quick but quality option. Now, visitors […]
Name: Melissa Garrett Location: Kansas City, Missouri Education/Background: Graduate, Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts Business Name: Wadulisi’s LLC – Contemporary Indigenous Food Tribal Affiliation: Cherokee Nation, Quapaw Nation, and Seneca Cayuga Nation What led to your passion for Indigenous foods? My passion started at home, watching my family turn humble ingredients into something sacred. […]
by Sam Fister at Tribal Tea Co. Tribal Tea is a sister company of SweetGrass Trading Company. Hibiscus, known for its vibrant crimson hue and tart, cranberry-like flavor, has long been a star ingredient in herbal teas around the world. Derived from the dried petals of the Hibiscus sabdariffa plant, this flower isn’t just pretty—it’s […]
Autumn is a season for cozy meals and vibrant flavors. The harvest brings an abundance of ingredients that are perfect for simple, satisfying dishes—think hearty grains, roasted vegetables, and smoky, savory touches. These three recipes highlight the best of the season while showcasing Native-made products you can find at SweetGrass Trading Company. Each recipe is […]
Inspired by the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, Nī̖šōc fuses culture, language, and style to spark conversations about Tribal Sovereignty. Every design is an act of visual sovereignty, empowering our youth, honoring our roots, and shaping an Indigenous-led future. Now, SweetGrass Trading Company is excited to offer a selection of t-shirts and stickers featuring these bold […]
Name: Andrea Condes Location: Denver Education/background: Associate and Bachelor degrees from The Culinary Institute of America – Hyde Park, NY Business name: Four Directions Cuisine Tribal affiliation: Andean What led to your passion for Indigenous foods? My interest in Indigenous foods started out as a personal journey. I am a transracial adoptee who spent 29 […]
There’s something special about a cup of Tribal Tea. Each blend is crafted with care and often draws on ingredients that have been part of Native foodways for generations—berries, herbs, spices, and botanicals that nourish both body and spirit. At SweetGrass Trading Company, we love pairing these teas with Native-made snacks and treats, creating moments […]
Opening this September in Tacoma, Washington, Cedar & Sage is a Native-owned boutique created by family team Shaiana McCloud, Averyana McCloud, Elizabeth Bybee, and Vonetta Bybee. The team consists of members from the Puyallup, Nez Perce and Umatilla Tribes. The shop was built around a shared vision: celebrating Native artistry while providing a place where […]
by Molly Chapple Roe When you buy from an Indigenous-owned business, you’re investing in people, culture, and community. Every dollar has an impact, helping local economies and creating opportunities that reach far beyond a single transaction. At SweetGrass Trading Company, we’re proud to be part of Ho-Chunk Trading Group, a subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., the […]
At SweetGrass Trading Company, we are proud to be part of a larger mission that goes beyond business — a mission grounded in service, legacy, and community. That mission is carried out through the work of our parent company, Ho-Chunk, Inc., the economic development corporation of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. Each year, Ho-Chunk, Inc. […]
There’s something special about summer—the way the sun lingers a little longer, the smell of ripe fruit in the air, and the feeling of warm evenings filled with tradition, connection, and comfort. At SweetGrass Trading Company, we’ve captured the spirit of the season in our newest launch: the Summer Candle Collection. This new trio of […]
Restful sleep is one of the most powerful tools for wellness—and at SweetGrass Trading Company, we believe that bedtime rituals should nourish the body, calm the mind, and soothe the spirit. Whether you’re looking to ease digestion, care for your skin, or quiet your thoughts before bed, our curated collection of Native-made products offers gentle […]
Maple syrup has long served as a source of nourishment, tradition, and connection to the land—especially among Indigenous communities, where the harvest is both a seasonal ritual and cultural practice. Among Indigenous communities, harvesting maple is a seasonal ritual that reflects a deep respect for nature and a commitment to sustainability. Today, maple continues to […]
Back-to-school season is here — and that means it’s time to stock up on the snacks that will keep your kids fueled, focused and feeling good throughout the school day. Whether they need a quick bite between classes or a treat in their lunchbox, SweetGrass Trading Co. offers delicious, nutrient-packed snacks made by Indigenous-owned brands […]
Located in the heart of downtown San Diego, Native Star Boutique is a vibrant and luxurious space dedicated to celebrating Native American culture, heritage, and artistry. Founded in May 2025 by Ruth-Ann Thorn, a tribal member of the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians, the boutique offers a curated shopping experience that connects customers to the […]
We’re excited to announce a delicious new flavor from one of our incredible vendors: Pemmican Patty Food Company. Introducing the Bison-Beef with Maple and Sumac bar—a flavorful twist on a traditional Indigenous food that nourishes both body and spirit. This 1 oz. bar blends bison and 100% grass-fed beef, both raised without antibiotics or added […]
Tribal Tea Co. is a sister company of SweetGrass Trading Company, and together, we are proud to support initiatives that uplift and strengthen Indigenous communities. At Tribal Tea Co., we believe that wellness begins with community. Each year, we donate a portion of our profits to an organization making a meaningful impact on mental health […]
We are excited to announce a new partnership with Sacred Feather Traders, a Michigan-based wellness company that has been proudly serving customers since 2002. Sacred Feather Traders offers a unique collection of Native-themed bath and body products, all thoughtfully crafted in Grand Rapids, Michigan. SweetGrass Trading Company is now featuring two of their wonderful products: […]
Summer brings sunshine, outdoor fun, and unfortunately…bug bites. Whether you’re camping, gardening, or cheering at a ball game, itchy, irritated skin can sneak up fast. Luckily, nature offers gentle, effective ways to soothe bites and support your skin’s healing — and SweetGrass Trading Company carries everything you need. Below are some of our favorite Indigenous-made […]
Spring is the perfect time to pack a basket, grab a blanket, and enjoy a picnic outdoors. Whether you’re planning a romantic date in the park or a casual afternoon with friends, having the right essentials can make your outing even more enjoyable. At SweetGrass Trading Company, we’ve curated a few standout items that will […]
At SweetGrass Trading Company, we’re proud to support Native American entrepreneurs and artisans who bring tradition, innovation, and heart to everything they create. We’re thrilled to introduce our newest vendor, Puyallup Chocolates, a Native-owned company crafting premium confections rooted in the spirit and heritage of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. Formerly known as Emily’s Chocolates, […]
SweetGrass Trading Company is proud to announce Jackson Kennedy as the 2025 recipient of our Native Scholarship. A member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, Jackson embodies the values of dedication, service, and community that our scholarship program was created to support. This fall, Jackson will begin his studies at the University of Central Missouri, […]
If you’re new to the world of shampoo bars, you might be wondering—do they really work as well as liquid shampoo? And the answer is yes, absolutely. In fact, they might just be better for your hair and the planet. How to use a shampoo bar (and why it’s easier than you think) Using a […]
There’s something deeply comforting about a warm, homemade breakfast—especially one that connects you to tradition, community, and the natural world. At SweetGrass Trading Company, we believe that food should nourish both body and spirit. That’s why we’re proud to offer our Wild Rice Pancake Mix, made with wild rice harvested by the Red Lake Nation […]
When it comes to supporting balanced blood sugar levels, managing appetite, and promoting overall metabolic health, making mindful food choices can have a big impact. Whether you’re focused on managing weight, improving insulin sensitivity, or simply eating foods that help you feel your best, incorporating the right ingredients into your diet is key. At SweetGrass […]
Last month, three team members from SweetGrass Trading Company had the exciting opportunity to attend the 2025 Reservation Economic Summit (RES) in Las Vegas, hosted by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED). The event brought together tribal leaders, Native-owned businesses, corporations, and government agencies from across the country—all with a shared focus […]
At SweetGrass Trading Company, an online store proudly owned by the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, we celebrate the beauty of Indigenous culture through our food, gifts, and wellness items. One of the most treasured products we offer is wild rice – a food with deep cultural significance, particularly for Indigenous communities. Wild rice holds a […]
Name: Candace Stock ChaxChep Heweska Winga Location: Fargo, ND Education/background: Bachelor’s degree from The Culinary Institute of America Tribal affiliation: Ho-Chunk, Cherokee, Pawnee, Kaw descendant What led to your passion for Indigenous foods? My journey towards culinary success and passion for Indigenous foods has always been my calling. All my core memories have been linked […]
SweetGrass Trading Company, a proud member of the Ho-Chunk Trading Group and a subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., is excited to announce that the application period for our 2025 Native Scholarship Program is officially open. As part of our ongoing mission to foster economic development for the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, we are thrilled to extend […]
Hometown: Lytton, IA What is your education and background? I graduated from Morningside University with a B.S. in Marketing in 2023. I have been working in social media for 3-4 years. Describe your role at SweetGrass Trading Company. I am the Social Media Coordinator for Ho-Chunk Trading Group and PEX Group. I plan, […]
SweetGrass Trading Company is excited to announce our recertification as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) by the Mountain Plains Minority Supplier Development Council (MPMSDC). Having first achieved this prestigious recognition in 2022, we’ve been successfully recertified each year since, solidifying our commitment to providing valuable services while supporting Native American businesses. What is MBE Certification? […]
Pemmican, a nutrient-dense and portable food, has long been a staple in the diets of Native American people. It’s a food that tells the story of survival, resilience, and ingenuity. For centuries, pemmican served as a crucial source of sustenance, prized for its ability to preserve nutrition in the harshest environments and under the most […]
SweetGrass Trading Company is honored to congratulate the outstanding individuals recognized as part of the 2025 40 Under 40 awards, presented by the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development (NCAIED). This prestigious award highlights the leadership, initiative, and dedication of Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, and First Nations young leaders who are making […]
Honey has been valued for centuries not only for its sweetness but also for its health benefits. However, many myths surround this golden nectar. Let’s explore some common honey myths and uncover the truth behind them. Myth #1: Stored honey doesn’t change over time A common belief is that honey lasts forever and will not change […]
Winter calls for hearty, flavorful soups that warm you from the inside out. At SweetGrass Trading Company, we offer a variety of Native American food products that can elevate your soups in ways you never imagined. Here are five products you can incorporate into your winter soups for a unique twist and bold flavor. 1. […]
As the year comes to a close, all of us at SweetGrass Trading Company want to take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to you, our valued customers. Your support this year has meant the world to us, and it fuels our mission to celebrate and share authentic Indigenous culture, craftsmanship, and traditions with […]
The holidays are just around the corner, and SweetGrass Trading Company is thrilled to announce the arrival of two thoughtfully curated gift boxes perfect for the season. Whether you’re looking to share the soothing essence of sweetgrass or indulge in delectable Native-made treats, these gift boxes are designed to bring joy and celebrate Indigenous excellence. […]
At SweetGrass Trading Company, we’re thrilled to announce the arrival of Bedré Fine Chocolate to our store! Bedré brings a new level of indulgence with treats like their Dark Chocolate-Dipped Potato Chips and Peppermint Bark, adding unique flavors from Indian Country to our offerings. Bedré Fine Chocolate has an inspiring story, tracing its roots back […]
The “Three Sisters” is a centuries-old agricultural technique developed by Indigenous communities. This sustainable planting method involves growing corn, beans, and squash together in a symbiotic relationship, each benefiting from the others’ presence. Corn provides a natural trellis for the beans to climb, while beans add nitrogen to the soil to nourish the plants, and […]
Frybread is a versatile and delicious base for tailgate snacks, and with Val’s Frybread or Woodenknife frybread from SweetGrass Trading Co., you can bring authentic flavors to your game day spread. Whether you’re creating mini pizzas or using it as a base for loaded nachos, frybread adds a unique twist to classic tailgate favorites. Frybread […]
Indigenous herbs like sage, sweetgrass, and cedar have been used for centuries in Native cultures for their healing, spiritual, and ceremonial purposes. These plants hold deep cultural significance, offering medicinal properties and a connection to the land and ancestors. In this post, we’ll explore the traditional uses and benefits of these sacred herbs, highlighting their […]
We are thrilled to announce Aaliyah Chappell as the 2024 recipient of our scholarship. Aaliyah is a proud member of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe and hails from Federal Way, WA. She currently resides in Bothell, WA, where she is pursuing a major in Computer Science with a minor in American Indian Studies at the University […]
provided by Ho-Chunk, Inc. Communications Ho-Chunk, Inc. is proud to announce that the 2024 recipient of the Ho-Chunk Way Employee Donations Program is Winnebago Wildlife and Parks. This year, donations to Ho-Chunk Way will play a crucial role in supporting the development of Big Bear Park, transforming it into a vibrant community gathering space. Big […]
The word “abalone” originates from North American Indian tribes, reflecting its significant place in their cultures. Abalone (ab-ah-LOW-nee), a large marine gastropod mollusk, is found in the cold waters of regions like New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Japan, and the west coast of North America. Its global distribution across various cultures explains its many names, […]
The deadline for our annual $1,250 scholarship is fast approaching, offering a fantastic opportunity for Native students to finance their education. As we continue to grow our product sales, we are excited about the potential to expand the scholarship fund, providing even more opportunities for deserving students in the future. This scholarship is open to […]
As the summer days get hotter, protecting your skin becomes more important than ever. Among the many sunscreen options available, zinc oxide sunscreen stands out for its unique benefits. SweetGrass Trading Company is proud to offer zinc oxide sunscreen from Little Hands Hawaii, a Native Hawaiian-owned small business. Below are three reasons you should make […]
Name: Destiny Moser Location: Kitchener, Ontario Education/background: Honours – Specialist Chef, Liaison College Business name (if applicable): FoodZen Tribal affiliation: Ojibwe part of the Rainy River First Nations What led to your passion for indigenous foods? Here’s a bit of background: my mom was part of the Sixties Scoop, taken from her community at 4 […]
Welcome to our guide to essential Spring products! From delectable snacks perfect for picnics and outdoor adventures to skincare essentials to combat dryness brought on by changing weather, we’ve curated a selection of products to enhance your Spring experience. Ioway Bee Farm Honey Honey is essential for its allergy-fighting properties and versatility. Its natural sweetness […]
Name: Angie Comeaux Location: Florala, Alabama Education/background: Nurse, trained clinical herbal practitioner, farmer Farm name: Hvrvnrvcukwv Ueki-honecv (Hummingbird Springs) Farm Tribal affiliation: Mvskoke, Chahta, Aniyvwiya What led to your passion for indigenous foods? As a nurse, I could see how much of an impact food and nutrition have on our bodies and healing. Since time […]
by Rachel Walters from Tribal Tea Co.* In the realm of comforting beverages, two contenders stand out as timeless favorites – coffee and loose leaf tea. Beyond their shared status as beloved morning rituals, these brews are distinctly different, each offering a unique experience for the senses. Luckily we have a hot drink for everyone, […]
We’re thrilled to introduce Naasii, a captivating dice game that brings together the essence of traditional Indigenous games and the timeless charm of classic American family games. Crafted by Connor Alexander (Cherokee Nation), the creative mind behind the Coyote & Crow roleplaying game, and featuring stunning artwork by Wolf Tomoyaketu (Comanche and Apache), Naasii promises […]
We are thrilled to announce that the Native Scholarship Program by SweetGrass Trading Company, a proud member of Ho-Chunk Trading Group, is now accepting applications for the academic year of 2024-2025. About the Scholarship: -Amount: One $1,250 scholarship will be awarded annually. -Eligibility: Eligible applicants must be enrolled members of Indian Tribes and pursuing education […]
In the heart of Evanston, Illinois, nestled within the Mitchell Museum of the American Indian, lies a hidden gem – the Mitchell Museum Gift Shop. The shop stands as a beacon of empowerment and resilience, showcasing the talents of Indigenous entrepreneurs and artists from across the U.S. The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian, a […]
Provided by Ho-Chunk, Inc. The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development has awarded Aaron LaPointe, an enrolled member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and business director at Ho-Chunk, Inc., its “Native American 40 Under 40 Award.” This prestigious national award recognizes Native American citizens for outstanding leadership and community contributions. It is bestowed […]
Guest post by Rachel Walters at tribalteaco.com (Tribal Tea Co. is part of Ho-Chunk Trading Group, a subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc. Tribal Tea Co. is available at SweetGrass Trading Co. and tribalteaco.com.) At Tribal Tea Co., we don’t just provide tea; we offer an experience that resonates with tradition, community, and well-being. As a company deeply […]
The film “Killers of the Flower Moon” received 10 nominations, including a nod for Best Picture, during the announcement of the Academy Award nominees in late January. Screenwriter Eric Roth and Director Martin Scorsese adapted their screenplay from David Grann’s nonfiction book by the same name, published in 2017. The narrative unfolds in 1920s Oklahoma, […]
Show your love and affection this year with our Valentine’s Day gift list, curated to enchant and delight your loved ones. From soothing teas to illuminate cozy moments, to fragrant candles casting a warm glow, and indulgent self-care gift boxes designed for ultimate relaxation, our selection encompasses heartfelt tokens for every cherished relationship. Candle gift […]
Name: Anthony L. Warrior Location: Nebraska Indian Community College – Santee, NE Education/background: Bachelor of Business Management/Human Resources Business name: Warriors’ Palate Catering and Consultation Tribal affiliation: Absentee Shawnee/Mvskoke-Father; Sicangu Lakota-Mother What led to your passion for indigenous foods? I believe it started when I was a young man participating in tribal ceremonies in Oklahoma. […]
As the winter chill sets in, creating a warm and cozy haven becomes essential for embracing the season with comfort and joy. In this curated list of five winter essentials, we explore the transformative power of SweetGrass Trading Company products to make your home inviting and warm. Whether you seek the flickering ambiance of a […]
by Rachel Walters at tribalteaco.com In the heartland of Nebraska, where the traditions of the Winnebago Tribe resonate through time, a unique venture has emerged – Tribal Tea Co. More than just a purveyor of exquisite teas, Tribal Tea is a testament to the vision and resilience of the Winnebago Tribe, operating under the umbrella of Ho-Chunk Inc., the […]
Established in 2020, Navajo Mike’s Barbecue started as a small dream in the kitchen and now has become a reality in the heart of Tempe, Arizona. Blending old-fashioned-style barbecue sauce with the homegrown taste of Arizona and diverse herbs and spices. Navajo Mike’s “Original” Southwest Style Barbecue Sauce can be used as more than a […]
As we bid farewell to 2023, it is with great pride that we reflect upon the accomplishments we have made in the past twelve months. We have navigated challenges and embraced opportunities, emerging stronger and more resilient than ever. From new product launches to strategic collaborations, and a commitment to supporting Indigenous business, the efforts […]
Rooted in a long-standing tradition with Native American communities, wild rice holds a sacred place among the Ojibwe and Menominee, ingrained in ceremonies and harvest rituals. As we uncover these five facts about wild rice, we unravel a narrative that spans centuries, reflecting its enduring importance in both cultural traditions and contemporary cuisine. Wild rice […]
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co., a SweetGrass vendor, was recently recognized with a Made in the South Award from Garden & Gun magazine. The award was given in recognition of the company’s commitment to sustainability. According to the Garden and Gun website, the Sustainability Award, “celebrates a Southern maker who has committed to conservation and […]
The annual Indian Corn harvest in Winnebago took place on September 5. The majority of the harvest took place in the Ho-Chunk Village Farmers Market area. Nearly 125 community members and Ho-Chunk, Inc. employees showed up to help with the process, which includes handpicking, husking, then blanching the corn in large pots over a fire […]
Provided by Ho-Chunk, Inc. Communications Our employees have selected the non-profit as our 2023 Summer Recipient of the Ho-Chunk Way Employee Donations Program. Last year alone, the Winnebago Senior Center served more than 10,000 meals and made countless deliveries year-round for seniors who are homebound. These meals are not only nourishing for their bodies, but […]
SweetGrass Trading Company is excited to announce Major Elliott as the 2023 Ho-Chunk Trading Group scholarship recipient. Elliott is a member of the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah) and resides in Washington, DC. He is a 2021 graduate of Franklin High School in Somerset, NJ. Elliott is a junior biology major with a minor […]
Five employees from Ho-Chunk Trading Group attended the Reservation Economic Summit (RES) at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. SweetGrass Trading Company is just one company under Ho-Chunk Trading Group, a subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., the economic development arm of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska. Several other Ho-Chunk, Inc., subsidiaries were represented at the Ho-Chunk Pavilion in […]
This post is inspired by the book “The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen” by Sean Sherman The early cultivation of corn made a huge impact on Native people. Not only did corn feed many people, but it didn’t require hunting, fishing, trapping or gathering. Growing corn could be done from home. This freed up time to […]
This post is inspired by the book “The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen” by Sean Sherman Seeds of local vegetables such as squash, pumpkin, sunflower and maple make a delicious, healthy snack when roasted. They can also be used in sweets such as cookies and granola, or as a garnish for salads and soups. Once roasted, […]
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Company was founded in 2012 in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, by brothers Bryon and Kyle White. Bryon, who has a background working in law enforcement, said he has always been a plant enthusiast and is part of the Florida Native Plant Society. When he started diving into the story of Yaupon, […]
Most of us know about the health benefits of raw, organic honey products. But what about bee pollen? What is it and how can it be used? Bee pollen is a mixture of flower pollen, nectar, enzymes, wax, honey and bee secretions. Honey bees collect pollen from wild plants and flowers and bring it back […]
This post is inspired by the book “The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen” by Sean Sherman Many people don’t know that wild greens such as dandelion greens, purslane and plantain can be used in various recipes. These plants are typically picked from lawns and considered nuisances, but many wild greens are packed with healthful vitamins and […]
Takelma Roasting Company was founded in 2017 and is owned and operated by the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe, which is located in Southwestern Oregon. Takelma is the traditional language of the Tribe, and is only spoken in that region. The Tribe launched the company after realizing how much they were spending to supply […]
Ramona and Terry Button began farming in 1974 on a ten-acre allotment near Sacaton, Arizona, on the Gila River Indian Reservation. Their first crops included barley and alfalfa; the Ramona Farms line of products has since grown to include wheat and corn products, black eyed peas, garbanzo beans and Tepary beans. Ramona’s father, Francisco ‘Chiigo’ […]
Name: Crystal Wahpepah Location: Oakland, California Business name: Owner, Wahpepah’s Kitchen Tribe: Kickapoo What led to your passion for Indigenous foods? I always loved Native foods and I got to cook at a young age with family. It came so natural for me to be in the kitchen, like it was my gateway to […]
This post is inspired by the book “The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen” by Sean Sherman Keep these herbs and seasonings in your pantry to add flavor and depth to your indigenous recipes.Some of these grow in the wild and can be foraged. For those that aren’t available, visit your local organic market or health food […]
SweetGrass Trading Company is proud to offer a variety of black, brown and white Tepary beans from Ramona Farms in Sacaton, AZ. Tepary beans have been part of the Native way of life for years. They have been cultivated for at least a thousand years by the Natives of the Sonoran desert, the Akimel O’odham […]
Looking for inspiration on how to cook indigenous recipes? We’ve compiled a list to help you begin. Check out the cookbooks below (in no particular order) for indigenous recipes, cooking tips and tricks, and even traditional stories! Keep in mind there are many other authorized indigenous cookbooks available. These are eight to help you get […]
SeaBear Smokehouse was founded in 1957 by fisherman Tom Savidge and his wife, Marie, in Anacortes, Washington. The pair began selling smoked salmon to local taverns and cafes and their product became quite popular. The company, now called SeaBear Smokehouse, was originally named Specialty Seafoods. The name was changed in the early 90s to ground […]
