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Learned her fry bread recipe from her auntie during a visit to her mom's reservation in South Dakota.
Established her culinary venture dedicated to preserving indigenous food sovereignty and sharing Native cuisine.
Held Sunday fry bread pop-ups in Bushwick's Maria Hernandez Park, sharing her tribe's culinary history. (Note: Date appears as a future date in source metadata.)
Raini Skye Field is an Oakland-based chef dedicated to preserving indigenous food sovereignty and reclaiming Native cuisine and culture. She shares her tribe's culinary history through her venture, Lakota Frybread Co., known for its Sunday fry bread pop-ups.
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Lakota Frybread Co.
Lakota Fry Bread
Raini Skye Field's fry bread recipe was learned from her auntie during a visit to her mom's reservation in South Dakota. She acknowledges the complicated history of fry bread, which was originally born out of necessity from rations (flour, oil, water, sugar) given to people on reservations. Her aim with Lakota Frybread Co. is to share "a good experience of resilience, of making something great out of nothing."
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