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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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123 comments

  • Abdulrahman S.
    12/14/2019 00:24

    Who is she ??

  • Adan L.
    11/30/2019 06:24

    De donde eres linda

  • 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

  • Maria V.
    01/22/2019 13:43

    We have always eaten nopales. They are delicious and healthy to eat. We have some in our back yard plus vegetables and fruits.

  • 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😁🙏❤️🙏

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