. So when you add these elements to learning survival, herbal, and gardening skills, it immediately becomes a fun challenge to see how much we can live on just what we grow and make. It has come to feel deeply satisfying and nourishing to eat this way, certainly second nature at this point.
My perceptions expanded and my understanding of connections grew immensely,
Once again we find the wisdom in the oldest of traditions and the re-remembering of how to nourish ourselves well.
My favorite by far is the first one; The Sioux Chef’s Indigenous Kitchen. While I have only distant relations to the Chocktaw peoples, this style of cooking and food feels like home to me.