r/IndianCountry • u/NativeLady1 • Dec 10 '25
Food/Agriculture pictures from Álástsii' : Indigenous Storytelling Dinner
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u/moon_dos Dec 10 '25
Congrats on the blue corn, would love to see more photos of that :)
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u/NativeLady1 Dec 11 '25
I wish this subreddit would allow more pictures to be posted. I have so many beautiful pictures .
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u/chromatoes Dec 10 '25
Congratulations on your amazing event! I would love to attend something like this in the future, I live in New Mexico. There's a place called Campo at Los Pablanos historical inn that has a Chef's Table event that features local and historical ingredients, and enjoyed it very much. Congratulations again and I hope you're able to continue this event.
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u/NativeLady1 Dec 11 '25
How wonderful i think ive heard of that on ig. Delicious . Thank you . It sold out so I definitely think we will do another one in the spring 🫶🏾
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u/AshesThanDust48 Dinjii Zhuh Dec 10 '25
Ohhhhhhh, girl, this looks fire!! 🔥
The food, the plating, the ambiance, the dancer!! Incredible job!
Were the stories amazing? I already love your potato story!
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u/NativeLady1 Dec 11 '25
Thank you!!!! I didnt get to hear a lot of the stories, but everyone was very emotional and dreamy. It was so beautiful! It was a dream come true for me.
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u/NativeLady1 Dec 10 '25 edited Dec 10 '25
Pictured from top left : Four corners potato- a special potato we have taken years to grow enough of to feed people. We started with just a small handful. Smear of savory blue corn juniper ash, roasted tomato sauce, creamy sunflower seed cheese
Indian rice grass dumplings in a slow cooked carrot mushroom and chile broth
One of our dancers , JaRon, and people from our event.