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A welcoming soup for visiting friends, this Mohawk Indian corn soup can be prepared on New Year's Eve to celebrate the end of the year.

The Three Sisters—corn, squash and beans—is a Native American growing technique that capitalizes on the strengths of each individual ingredient.

I thought I had posted this here before but I can’t find it. Since this is on the menu for this evening, I thought I would post it. 4 large ham hocks [gwis-gwis] (or 12-16 chicken thighs with…

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Another recipe from one of my vast collection of cookbooks. This tastes like "cooked all day" but actually it doesn't take all that long. Great with a salad and big chunk of cornbread!

Diné dietician Denee Bex grows corn in Arizona for neeshjizhii. Here's where to find Navajo steamed corn in Phoenix and a slow cooker recipe.

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Corn on the cob is a traditional American food. Consumed by Native Americans and known as maize, it has become synonymous with the backyard barbecue. Corn is native to Western Hemisphere and is thought to have originated in Mexico and Central America. It has been around for at least 7,000 years. It tastes best when eaten during the months of July and August in the Northeastern part of the United States but corn grown in Florida can be found in the supermarkets during the late spring months…

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New Orleans has a unique flavor all its own: the jazz, the Voodoo, the streetcar, and the food. Oh, how we love the food. Maque Choux is a Southern Louisiana corn delicacy.