Pemmican berries

Title
Pemmican berries

Personal Author EPSB
Leah, Dorion

Summary
Long ago, pemmican was a staple food for Métis people. At that time, it was made with dried and crushed buffalo meat mixed with grease and dried berries. Pemmican could last through the winter months in storage. What is a type of food that you know of that can last a long time?

Other Title
Métis series

Year Published
2018

Series
Strong stories, Métis series, book 5.

Physical Description
16 pages : illustrations (color), maps ; 23 cm.

Note
The Métis in Canada are groups of peoples in Canada who trace their descent to First Nations peoples and European settlers. "Our Strong Stories focus on First Nation territories from across Canada and the United States. These stories reflect the belief that our stories are the roots of our people, our lands and our cultures. It is from our stories that we grow and become strong and proud."--Publisher's website.

Subject
Métis -- Social life and customs.
 
Métis -- Canada
 
Métis
 
Indigenous peoples -- Canada.

Summary
Long ago, pemmican was a staple food for Métis people. At that time, it was made with dried and crushed buffalo meat mixed with grease and dried berries. Pemmican could last through the winter months in storage. What is a type of food that you know of that can last a long time?

ISBN
9781771743181

Publisher
Nanaimo, British Columbia : Strong Nations Publishing Inc., [2018].
 
©2018


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