Tried these last night after seeing a recipe. I have never had much use for the fragile folded corn thingies from the grocery store. These were well worth the deep-frying mess.
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Indian fry bread tacos
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Here's the recipe I used.
https://sprinklesomefun.com/indian-tacos-indian-fry-bread/
https://sprinklesomefun.com/indian-tacos-indian-fry-bread/
My mom learned these when they were missionaries. Love those things!
Look GREAT except for the cholesterol. No "stick to your ribs", just your veins.
Do they have a Non Fat cooking oil?
Do they have a Non Fat cooking oil?
Mikie, this isn't health food, but frying in canola/peanut blend isn't the end of the world.
Art, good to hear from you. Brent says you guys are a go for Creedmoor 150 in October.
Art, good to hear from you. Brent says you guys are a go for Creedmoor 150 in October.
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Ate a few of those when I worked on the reservation back in the day!
Living adjacent to the Navajo Res I have had these for 50 years. If ever in the area, 89 from Flagstaff to Page, stop in Cameron Trading post and order them in the restaurant. TRUE & AUTHENTIC!
I once found myself 27 miles down a dirt road that had gotten quite primitive. SNOWING HARD. Never prayed harder for a vehicle to not stop running. Then I arrive at my destination (was looking for a native American guy for a job). My pop used to work with them for years and told me you drive up to the house (Hogan more than likely back this far) and you stay in the car. No honking, no approaching the door. If they want to talk to you come out, if not you leave. Well I was about to leave when the door opened and out hobbled about an 80 year old Navajo woman with a big piece of fry bread in a paper towel. BEST FOOD EVER. You know that was made with Blue Bird flour and lamb fat! Anyway I said I was looking for ____ and she didn't speak English but knew the guy, goes back in and he comes out! Mission accomplished.
As for the health issues at least it's all organic that far back and I will maybe never have another treat that tasty!!
We had a Navajo student teacher in 4t grade and she made us all Fry Bread and gave us the recipe. Still have it. Now I gotta make it! mmmm mmmm good!
I once found myself 27 miles down a dirt road that had gotten quite primitive. SNOWING HARD. Never prayed harder for a vehicle to not stop running. Then I arrive at my destination (was looking for a native American guy for a job). My pop used to work with them for years and told me you drive up to the house (Hogan more than likely back this far) and you stay in the car. No honking, no approaching the door. If they want to talk to you come out, if not you leave. Well I was about to leave when the door opened and out hobbled about an 80 year old Navajo woman with a big piece of fry bread in a paper towel. BEST FOOD EVER. You know that was made with Blue Bird flour and lamb fat! Anyway I said I was looking for ____ and she didn't speak English but knew the guy, goes back in and he comes out! Mission accomplished.
As for the health issues at least it's all organic that far back and I will maybe never have another treat that tasty!!
We had a Navajo student teacher in 4t grade and she made us all Fry Bread and gave us the recipe. Still have it. Now I gotta make it! mmmm mmmm good!
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I taught on the Navajo reservation for ten years 85-95. We used to have these i the cafeteria and for fund raisers along with mutton stew and occasional sheep butchering and cookout. Good memories!
GREAT people too
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Greasewood and Dilcon/Dilkon.
They no longer have a churches fried chicken. That why you left? LOL Pretty cool scenery. Had a buddy who's mom taught at Shonto and he and his pop flew up weekends in their lil plane. Really like that country. About the same as when you were there. I was headed to Navajo Mnt via Inscription House in the above story
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Love Frybread There is a movie called Frybread Face and me, it has a great scene about how to say lesbian in Navajo sign language
YOU HAVE GOOD TASTE !!
Having grown up in New Mexico, this Navajo soul food brings back many happy meal time memories
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Can't complain about the fry bread, but staying at the Monument campground on the res and listening to the pickumups ripping up and down the road all night long leaves a different memory. And if you want to see all of the "Monument" you need to do the "paid tour" in the open back of one of those "pickumups"!
dang. that looks good. now im hungry. thanks for pic
Had it at Ft. Fredrick once, it was delish! Can't eat stuff like that anymore too many carbs drives my A1C too high.
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