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Category : The Fish
Region : Northwest
Rating : 5
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Salmon on a Stick
Contributor : Added by Administrator
Tribal Affiliation : Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde....western Oregon
Orgin of Recipe : Offered by Claudette Parazoo ...who learned this from Tulalip Indian Reservation - Washington
Type of Dish : All Indigenous Ingredients
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Ingredients
- Salmon (or available fish)as much as you can get!
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Directions
Build a fire, clean the fish and cut it in half or cut into meal size chunks.
Skewer the fish on a stick (preferably a sturdy willow or in the Northwest - Ironwood is used)
Place the fish on a stick into the ground very close to the hot coals. Turn the fish as the bottom will cook quickly and don\'t underestimate the speed with which fish cooks on a stick.
This is a great campfire meal...fresh caught fish and your own embelishments.
Note: his is the best way to eat fish....beats frying, baking, boiling, bar b que. All the fat oil drips out and the fish is flaky and delicious. Serve with salad, baked potato, fry bread and huckleberry jam, other veggies. Home made bread goes good with this, too.
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