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They use their bounty to make Akutaq or Alaskan Ice Cream. Foraging is one way Indigenous Community Liaison Anna Sattler holds on to her Yup'ik traditions. She takes Pati Jinich foraging for ...

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“They take a lot of pride in giving us what they have caught, what they've worked hard for, whether it's akutaq or it's a fried fish, or it's dried fish, they are giving of their stores to give back ...

These huge ants are a traditional snack in Colombia and are definitely worth a try. In fact, they're not bad at all. They taste a bit like popcorn and roasted chicken. Or bacon, in some cases. Usually ...

We also wanted to provide local hunters with a reliable demand for inussiutit. The butchered meat and braided intestines from Akutaq’s first seal catch (Akutaq Williamson Bathory) When I first ...

Akutaq Williamson Bathory credits her background in speed skating with kick starting her interest in community engagement, which has resulted in the 19 year old's current leadership roles in Iqaluit, ...

So why not go for a big bowl of akutaq, an Alaskan specialty sometimes made with beef tallow and ground fish? Akutaq is a Yupik word meaning “mixed together,” and the dish lives up to its name ...

A specialty of Native Alaskans, akutaq is sometimes called Alaskan ice cream. It's a dessert made with fresh local berries, sweetener, and animal fat, and sometimes dried fish or meat. The fat and ...

Friday’s workshops include making akutaq (traditional Native ice cream), Polynesian and Inuit dance classes, a Dene’ song and dance workshop, Gwich’in and Iñupiaq language classes ...

I am unsure if this would be a dish I would try, but I would love to see this interesting dish prepared! Akutaq is Eskimo ice cream and is pronounced “A-goo-duk.” This isn’t your typical ice cream ...