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5.0
38 reviewsThis is a book about the fabulous abundance
and diversity of food in the Arctic. While
many think of the Arctic as a place of climatic
extremes and scarcity, in fact the Arctic hosts
an extraordinary food culture, built on 10,000
years of knowledge, and intergenerational
knowledge transfer. We are trying to present more than just an ordinary
cookbook, with mere recipes. Rather
we are attempting to create ´a foodbook about
peoples´: This is the story of Arctic Indigenous
Peoples, their food resources, their culinary
traditions, and their traditional knowledge on
food. We attempt to give a holistic view through
examples of the food systems of Arctic Indigenous
Peoples, presenting the whole process:
How food is collected, how it is prepared, how
it is processed, how it is conserved, how it is
consumed, including traditional knowledge on
food in the forms of stories, anecdotes, values
and insights. Included in this book are stories
and examples from across the Russian Federation,
Fennoscandia, Canada, Mongolia and the
USA.