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Cooking with Polar Bear Meat & Caribou Head

Cooking with Polar Bear Meat & Caribou Head

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Watch the Latest Episode of The Sushi Chef - From Tsukiji Market to Yankees Games: We travel to Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, where local Inuk resident Angela Hovak Johnston teaches her son how to cook polar bear meat along with other traditional country food dishes such as caribou heart soup and caribou head. Through conversation, we learn more about how food traditions are melding with contemporary culture-and what it means for the future of Aboriginals in the north
Date: 2020-05-17

Comments and reviews: 10


This is how these indigenous people have lived for the last 5, 000+ years and the diet they need to eat for survival. Why do you millennial assholes think that these people can just afford go to the store and buy a bunch of groceries that get shipped in by a small private plane to their area? This is their life, their culture, and their tradition. These are the people that should be allowed to hunt whale, caribou, and bear because they are not pigs and do not overkill species.
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I am always intrigued by different cultures and dishes. I would be willing to try the Caribou as a steak lol. I-m a super picky eater so lingering bones, eyes, teeth, etc. ruins it for me. Also, a concern is how did you get the Polar Bear meat? Was it already dead? Worried because of it becoming super close to extinction because of Global Warming.
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Dear dont worry about what others say about your diet. What you do is called survival. They dont live up notth where it is bitter cold and there is no grocery store nearby. People always got something to say about that which they dont know nothing about. Forget them!
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looks pretty gnarly but keep in mind, these people aren't exactly factory-farming polar bear and caribou, they've been hunted SUSTAINABLY for hundreds of years, straight from the wild; if you want to talk about -organic farming-, this is it
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1day i wanna have a big farm &b able 2grow my fruits vegetable &raise myfarm animals. &naturally kill&cook my own meat poultry &fish in the comfort of my home. no need 4grocery stores cause i will have my own right in my backyard: )
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YES! as a canadian this is the type of stuff people need to see about inuit culture and indigenous people. Their culture is so rich and this is just such a small part. their survival is truly something from the textbooks
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Damn. Polar bears cant get a break. They're losing their territory, people eat their prey, and eat the bears themselves. Hope those people enjoy the taste before they go extinct.
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People don-t understand this right here is food for nearly a year for a family not a day it-s not like they are killing for fun or just because and they aren-t killing a lot
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Oof ahhh poor you don-t like the cold it-s hard to get food n supplies so we hunt but we speak English and we could take 1 way flight outa here join military etc ooo ahh sad
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God these people have balls of steel. I get grossed out by naked skulls, I just hate the noise the bones make and I hate the smell of blood (specifically pig blood)
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