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From seeing the pulses grown in the ground to being processed into a healthy and convenient snack, Jenn experiences the many uses of chickpeas.
From seeing the pulses grown in the ground to being processed into a healthy and convenient snack, Jenn experiences the many uses of chickpeas.
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S4, EP4 "Chickpea"From seeing the pulses grown in the ground to being processed into a healthy and convenient snack, Jenn experiences the many uses of chickpeas.
Flat Out Food
S4, EP5 "Lamb"Lamb has a reputation only for fine dining, but it is much more accessible than that; Jenn trims hooves, makes lamb kofte, and enjoys a slow braised leg of lamb.
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S4, EP6 "Apple"Few ingredients showcase a taste of the Prairies like Saskatchewan-grown apples; hardy rootstocks lead to tart and juicy apples.
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S1, EP3 "Ohtâpamihowin"Examine how traditional foods that can be foraged or hunted have provided nourisment for the people on this land for thousands of years; Jenn learns about some of these ingredients and their uses.
Flat Out Food
S4, EP6 "Apple"Few ingredients showcase a taste of the Prairies like Saskatchewan-grown apples; hardy rootstocks lead to tart and juicy apples.
Flat Out Food
S4, EP5 "Lamb"Lamb has a reputation only for fine dining, but it is much more accessible than that; Jenn trims hooves, makes lamb kofte, and enjoys a slow braised leg of lamb.
Flat Out Food
S4, EP4 "Chickpea"From seeing the pulses grown in the ground to being processed into a healthy and convenient snack, Jenn experiences the many uses of chickpeas.
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