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Indigenous Chef Teaches Traditional Cooking Techniques

This indigenous chef is teaching traditional cooking techniques to help Native American communities restore food sovereignty.

11/22/2018 2:01 PM

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119 comments

  • Salomon M.
    11/27/2019 16:42

    Is Xicana and Tewa indigenous people in Mexico?

  • Angel C.
    11/27/2019 13:30

    There are the people making the laws and ruling in the us not european immigrants

  • Antonio N.
    11/27/2019 13:06

    Shes a gilf

  • Thaddeus F.
    11/27/2019 04:25

    Beautiful

  • Leslie F.
    03/11/2019 17:24

    I LOVE the fruit of the nopales. It is a glorious color, and so fruity delicious!

  • Susie S.
    02/28/2019 02:10

    Yes if this would catch on you’d have to go into the cactus farming business.

  • Rainbow D.
    02/22/2019 14:35

    My phone is stalking me again!! Look what popped up in my newsfeed lol

  • Jasmin D.
    02/20/2019 04:55

    Nopales, beans, and eggs are sooo good.

  • Alyson K.
    02/20/2019 04:26

    miss this stuff

  • Nina L.
    02/16/2019 05:31

    awesome piece and nopales!

  • Mary R.
    02/07/2019 12:45

    Yummy 👏😍❤

  • Ernesto O.
    01/31/2019 03:14

    OK

  • Jose M.
    01/28/2019 22:01

    FDT!

  • Paul V.
    01/22/2019 16:11

    best indigenous food video i ever seen ,,sign me up

  • Victorino G.
    01/21/2019 23:03

    Hai mam,,

  • Elena M.
    01/21/2019 20:54

    I grew up relishing nopalitos! Back yard to our pan,w/eggs,red chili etc. So delicious,never even heard 'poor peoples food' as it is our culture, i am glad u embrace their sweetness! (thorns sure do ouch when cleaning if not careful! lol) Am on the east coast now but made my burrito w/um recently..jar ones,not as tastey but its obtainable! lol

  • Luis S.
    01/20/2019 21:23

    What a beautiful spiritual woman. This is fantastic work for so many reasons, culture, health, connection, and I am sure taste too😁🙏❤️🙏

  • Diane G.
    01/20/2019 14:59

    Would love to cook Native dishes but I live in Western New York so we have different indigenous plants.

  • Stoney W.
    01/20/2019 04:46

    I hope to meet you when I go out west showing my invention to the people. It's a Fueless device that will turn Large Generators and Large Water Pumps. I'm going to buy some property in northern Arizona so when I am traveling out your way I will have a good place to rest. I would love to eat some of the food like you prepare. I've ate the cactus mixed with my scrambled eggs. It's delicious and the other food's you prepare would be also. Hope to meet you soon.

  • Renea H.
    01/19/2019 02:24

    ❤❤❤❤❤

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