FreestyleArt · 36-40, M
With all the properties taken by states and the federal government throughout many Forests. Many back then in the late 1700's. During Revolutionary. To preserve food. Jerkey was very popular half the U.S. probably the Indians too.
Now they want you to do it at home instead. It takes time consuming and Knowledge.
Many don't have that.
Meanwhile, Corporations takes over.
Now they want you to do it at home instead. It takes time consuming and Knowledge.
Many don't have that.
Meanwhile, Corporations takes over.
4meAndyou · F
Anyone with a home Dehydrator can make jerky. Jerky originated with the Arabs, who dried and salted their meat to prevent spoilage.
American Indians made pemmican, a naturally produced high-energy bar that would last for years. Pemmican was traditionally stored in leather bags and kept for months, if not years. Today, indigenous communities across North America continue to make pemmican for personal, communal, and ceremonial consumption. The original recipe incorporated ingredients like buffalo, dried berries, and rendered animal fat.
American Indians made pemmican, a naturally produced high-energy bar that would last for years. Pemmican was traditionally stored in leather bags and kept for months, if not years. Today, indigenous communities across North America continue to make pemmican for personal, communal, and ceremonial consumption. The original recipe incorporated ingredients like buffalo, dried berries, and rendered animal fat.