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Indigenous chef explores traditional cooking from forest to the fireside | New Plate Special

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November 15, 2023

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Ray Bear says food is the base of every culture – and Indigenous people lost a lot of that history to Canada’s residential schools. The Cree chef took CBC Nova Scotia News host Amy Smith foraging near Asitu'lisk, formerly Windhorse Farm, to talk about his spin on traditional Indigenous cuisine.

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Ray BearThe CreeCBC Nova Scotia NewsAmy SmithWindhorse FarmIntro Foraging Fireside

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