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Season 3
Shows
- Episode One
- George Leach - Xlaxl\'p First Nation
Potawatomi Feast. - Episode Two
- Delores Wolfman - Lillooet First Nation
Eden Robinson, author Monkey Beach - Bella Bella First Nations
Olliacan feast. - Episode Three
- Carla Robinson, anchor, CBC Newsworld - Bella Bella First Nation
Northern De-Lites. - Episode Four
- Billy Merasty Cree First Nation
Woodland feast. - Episode Five
- Billy Merasty - Cree First Nation
Tree Line festival. - Episode Six
- Lin Sharwood - Arwak Seminole First Nation
Mississauga Trapline. - Episode Seven
- Rick Harp - Cree First Nations
Tundra Specialty. - Episode Eight
- Rob Lafrance, Artist - Algonquin First Nation
Char and Sea Scallop Sausage. - Episode Nine
- Dr. Judy New Camanche, Food Specialist
A Hopping Staple. - Episode Ten
- Trina Crehore, Student Bachelors of Education - Navaho First Nation
Duo of Salt and Fresh Water Fish. - Episode Eleven
- John Kim Bell, Director National Aboriginal Achivements Foundation - Mohawk First Nation
Plains Extravaganza. - Episode Twelve
- Drew Hayden Taylor, Journalist and Play Wright - Ojibwe First Nation
Prairie Harvest. - Episode Thirteen
- Jennifer Podemski, Producer and Actor
Bannock for Lunch. - Episode Fourteen
- Andre Morriseau, Ojibwe First Nation
Hop and Fly. - Episode Fifteen
- Michael Greyeyes, Actor - Plains Cree First Nations
Vegetarian Sampler. - Episode Sixteen
- Elaine Bomberry, Indepentdent Radio Producer - Ojibwe Cayuga First Nations
Twist of Fish. - Episode Seventeen
- Faith Chisholme, Dance Instrutor - Fox Lake First Nations
Cross Country Fusion. - Episode Eighteen
- Michael Shaggi
Dream Catcher\'s Delight. - Episode Nineteen
- Mrs. Jean Greyeyes Phyllis, Grand Mother - Plains Cree
Chippewa Specialty. - Episode Twenty
- Michael Greyeyes, Actor - Plains Cree
Plains Cree Fusion Entree. - Episode Twenty-One
- Carol Adams Cree Dené
Party Time. - Episode Twenty-Two
- Tom King Cherokee First Nation
Grand River Spice. - Episode Twenty Three
- Ted Silverhand - Navaho
East Coast Feast. - Episode Twenty Four
- Tamara Podemski
Breakfast\'s On! - Episode Twenty Five
- Bertha Skye - Cree First Nations
Moose Factory. - Episode Twenty-Six
- Tony Belcourt - Métis
Métis nations: Featuring recipes from our relatives and fans.
Credits
| Executive Producer | David C. Wolfman |
| Producer | John A. Labow |
| Director | Sidney Cohen |
| Technical Producer | Chris Priess |
| Host | David C. Wolfman |
| Assistant Director | Carol Beaton |
| Musician | Mark Nabess |
| Writer/Research | Heather Wakeling/David C. Wolfman |
| Technical Director | Dwayne Rowe |
| Audio | Andi Charral |
| Camera Operators | Derrick Banner Cavin Hardy Jeff Arbuckle Stephen Mcintyre |
| Floor Manager | Peter Ventura |
| Vtr/Video | Dean Hayter |
| Inscriber | Owen Forsyth |
| Lighting Design | Adrian Goldberg |
| Set Design | La France Design |
| Property Master | Anna Patricia Cairns |
| Original Music Score | Ken Parker |
| Makeup/Hair | Deborah Corbeil |
| Food Production/Stylists | Sydney Patterson Rachel Palmer Nora Toulouse Jill-Anne Mabey Amanda Rogers Ali Hover |
| Food Production Assistants | Nicole Marrett Faith Chisholme |
| Guest Relations | Trina Crehore |
| Driver | Mike Shaggi |
| Assistant To The Producer | Frank Burger |
| Legal | Larry Pasemko/Entertainment Law |
| Public Relations | Wakeling And Associates |
We would like to thank our sponsors
| Location | Pyman Studio |
| Plateware | Steelite International |
| Cookware | Tupperware Kitchenaid |
| Chef Uniforms And Aprons | Uni4m |
| Free Range/Organic Meat Products | The Butcher Shoppe, Toronto |
| Organic Vegetables And Dry Goods | The Big Carrot, Toronto |
| Arctic Char | Winter Springs Aquaculture Inc., Craig Boudreau, P.E.I. |
| Specialty Organic Vegetables | The Harvest Wagon, Toronto |
| White Corn | Hills Native Foods, Six Nations |
| Indigenous Herbs | Sweetgrass Gardens, Six Nations |
| Handmade Pottery | Jocelyne St. Onge, The Potters Studio |
| Artwork | Lin Sharwood-Armstrong,
Christine Kowal, Christine Kowal Studio Heather Wakeling Framing By Liz Hunt, Gilding And Framing |
| Signage | Peter Lawrence |
| Native Beadwork | Tracy McKenna - Iroqrafts |
Produced by aboriginal cuisine inc.In association with APTN,
The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network
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The Ojibwe word for cabbage "eshoonh".
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