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Category : Fruit & Berries
Region : Southwest ~ California
Rating : 5
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Islay Bread
Contributor : Added by Administrator
Tribal Affiliation : chumash/yokuts/luiseno/tongva all Ca Indian baby! Santa Inez Rez
Orgin of Recipe : Offered by Onokok Qilikutayuwit ... who learned this from old family recipe
Type of Dish : Contemporary & Traditional
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Ingredients
- 1/2cp finely ground islay nut. same ingredients for fry-bread, just add lyched ground islay
- to the mixture except sustitude warm water for warm canned milk. Powdered suger olive
- oil(for frying)
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Directions
Gather isly fruit in sept-october, while berries are red. remove pulp from berry the lay berries in acardboard box outside until dry, approx 1 week. crack open shell and remove seed. you will notice the strong smell of cherries. grind them in a coffee griner until fine flour. leach all flour in hot water do this til water run clean. add this to your fry bread dough.
Note: it only takes 1/2 cup of grounded islay to make a full batch of fry bread.fry like fry bread and when done sprinkle powder sugar over breads.should make 1 dozen breads. shape them like a pop tart. to find islay you must e-mail me for further info
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