Pemmican: Recipes, Stories and Stores

Recipes

• Pemmican Manifesto
  by Kent Multer.
  See also paleofood.com and paleodiet.com
• Pemmican
  A recipe posted by Diane Karnbach to rec.food.recipes in 1996.
• Saskatoon Pemmican
  A recipe posted by Fred Towner to rec.food.recipes in 1998.
• Several Pemmican recipes
  posted anonymously on GeoCities
• A Recipe for Making Pemmican
  Exerpted by Brian Haskell, La Compagnie des Hivernants de la RiviÈre St. Pierre from The Voyageur News, a publication of "The National Voyageur Council", with their permission.
• Best Pemmican Recipe (halfway down the page)
  by Cecilia. Found in the SCD Web Library
• Cree Indian Pemmican Recipe
  as posted by Particia Varley to the newsgroup rec.food.historic and preserved in the collections of ibiblio.org - the Public's Library

• Food of the fur traders
  as described by the White Oak Society's Fur Post

• Dutch Oven Cooking ©1990 by Mike Audleman
  • Edited by John Lyver (at MacScouter)
    • Indian Pemmican
  • Original text (at USScouts)
    • Other Recipes (includes Pemmican)

• [iawb]Native Cooking includes other recipes
• [iawb] Pemmican Recipe by Garret "Wolf" Derr, Downingtown, PA
  
  (Once described in AMc Publications' "Food Festival Site".)
• [iawb]Pemmican Pate Recipe: eat immediately.
• [iawb]Modern Native American recipe
• [iawb]Pemmican using Caribou meat
• [iawb]Jerky Recipes (by [iawb]Jim Speirs)

Stories and Pictures

• The "Wasna" (Pemmican) Man and the Unktomi (Spider)
  Story 32 in Myths and Legends of the Sioux by McLaughlin, Marie L. in the Native American holdings from the English Online Resources of the electronic text center of the University of Virginia Library
• History & Culture of the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla Indians - Part 1
  by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
• The Metis Nation and the Pemmican Trade
  by Angelhair

• Miles Macdonnel and the Pemmican Proclamation
  on the Web site of The Students of River East Collegiate, N.E. Winnipeg
• Fort Edmonton
  • [iawb]The Five Sites
• [iawb] History of Bottineau County, ND.
• George Back R.N. Arctic Explorer
  posted on the Maritime History and Naval Heritage Web Site by Mike Phillips
• Pemmican -- An Ancient Recipe for Survival
  Written by Irene Shalom, on the Website of Fast Recipes

  Stores

  • Prolithic SportsBear Valley Pemmican & MealPack

  Books

  • Venison Chef's Finest Recipes (by Bruce Moffitt)
  • Pemmican Publications

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  Disclaimer: The author of this page has no relationship with any of the institutions mentioned above. Their Web pages are here because they showed up in a search for "Pemmican". There are doubtless many others.

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• [iawb] as a prefix indicates links to pages which no longer seem to be available on the Web. Attempts to locate the pages at new addresses were unsuccessful. Instead, the indicated link is to the Internet Archive and its WayBack system.

• At NativeTech Native American Technology and Art:
  • "Western" Pemmican
  • Buffalo as a Food Source
• Ray's Pemmican
  by Ray Audette posted by LowCarb.Org
• Kdawn's Pemmican
  on the Web site of the Bull Run Council
• Experiments in Pemmican Preparation
  By Henri Liboiron and Bob St Cyr, in the collections of The Notukeu Museum and Archaeology On-line
• Making Pemmican
  from The Collections of the Luxton Museum of the Plains Indian
• Rabbit Shoots the Sun
  A Hopi story made available by the Hopi Information Network
• Fort Edmonton
  • A Fur Trade Season
  • Meat Store
• Survivors
  (A WW2 survival story of the U-Boat U188 and two of her victims, by Arthur Binning)
• Wasna woman
  a food article in the Rapid City Journal about Jery Goes In Center by Mary Garrigan.
• Make Pemmican (and other activities) at the Rainbow Culture/Survival Camp
• Adventure Foods

• Selden's Disclaimer,
• Selden's Philmont page,
• Selden's High Adventure page
• and other Scouting Web Pages

This Web page was created by Selden Ball at Wilson Lab.
Please send any comments or corrections to seb@lns62.lns.cornell.edu

Updated: March 7, 2003 -- recovered lost pages.