Irish People Try Native American Food (Pemmican, Frey Bread, ...)
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It is called three sisters because It is made from corn, two varieties of beans, and a squash. The corn stalk gives something for the beans to climb on. The beans take nitrogen from the air and put it in the ground for the corn and squash. The squash growing around the mound prevent weeds and preserves moisture for all three of them. Also the corn and squash need the nitrogen that the beans put in the ground to grow and make better and bigger squash and corn because of the nitrogen.
they are planted together to optimized yield. basically modern day idea of intercroping.
+Bricolage Fantasy2 can't really be a "modern day" technique if it's thousands of years old can it? things that make you say hmmm
+Heavens Blessing he means is the modern day idea of intercropping, meaning that intercropping is like this..nonce
+Heavens Blessing you really need to amp up your reading comprehension game
+CoastConcepts if a MODERN day idea is based on an ancient crop planting technique....It can't be modern. I choose to give credit where credit is due...to the Native Americans.
During the Irish Famine the Choctaws Nation on hearing of the plight and hunger of the Irish people in 1847, they raised $170 to send to the Irish people and ease their suffering. This figure is equivalent to tens of thousands of dollars in today’s currency.. Both were communities who had fallen foul of the conquests of others which had in turn led to loss of property, forced migration and exile, mass starvation, and cultural suppression most notably language.
+veronicadredd22 Never knew this, but I like it! Good to have suppressed societies standing up for each other.
I think afterwards an Irish diplomat came to America and thanked them personally. Makes me proud to be Choctaw.
Yes but the Irish were unaccustomed to the cornmeal sent and often undercooked it, leading to sickness. Still, it was the native Americans who helped the Irish, not the American government.
+lolitabubbles26 It's good to know that it was appreciated. You learn something new every day.
+veronicadredd22 The Choctaw are, generally speaking, a great Nation. Not only did they help the Irish, it was their code talkers that baffled the Nazis, and they were the first Native American tribe to build their own hospital. They have a ~huge~ economic impact, particularly in Durant where they are headquartered and run a massive resort casino. My employer does business with the Choctaw Nation and we're honored to do so.
The guy in the leather jacket is all of the characters Johnny Depp has ever played in one person and I can't get enough of him! #shoutout
He has his own channel
D Money Webster Yes what's it called please??
Type in 'are ya havin that'
scott c thanks I'm subscribed 🤗
D Money Webster Thank you so much!
Makes me laugh how leather beardy guy always refers to everything that enters his mouth as "she"
He wants 'she's' in his mouth...LOL
Ya hes fucking aMAZEing
*whisper* it's spelled "maize", and only some tribes called it that....*unwhisper* OK, going back to perusing possums on Pinterest... *whisper again* check his "Are Ya Having That" channel....
Sarah Green it's an Irish thing
This is one of the few times he didn't talk about adding cabbage. I was waiting for it.
0:47 "At first I was afraid, I was petrified." Kept thinkin' I could never live without you by my side! Lol
lmao
I thought the same thing
AHAHAHAHA
+Katie J Lol I heard that and immediately started singing.Then scrolled down to the comments to see if anyone picked up on it and here we are lol.
I was just about to comment this bahaha
Someone's probably already said this, but Three Sisters is called that because those three ingredients are grown together, as they are beneficial to one another. The beans grow up the corn stalk, and the squash covers the ground and keeps weeds down.
+peppermintjamie Cool
+peppermintjamie that's so brilliant
If you knew someone said it, why did you say it?
+Aubren Lewis I said "Someone's PROBABLY already said this," I didn't know if someone had already said it. And I didn't read all the comments because I don't have time to read 800(of course, that's not the ACTUAL number of comments, I exaggerated that amount for dramatic effect) comments. I hope this clears things up for you. Have a great day.
+peppermintjamie, just a quick note, the squash keeps the water in, not the weeds down. Squash leaves are broad, so they will shade the soil and conserve the water during the warm summer days. :)
As a Native American, our food is great. and the tepee joke, still funny every time I hear it.
Nacho Modern white people still want to call us all savages so they don't have to feel guilty about what their ancestors did... which is not something anyone should feel guilty about.
@@carrieullrich5059 maybe some, but it's largely due to being uninformed. Some people outside, hell even inside the US think we're extinct.
Actually, They could have just served the Irish a Thanksgiving Day meal. Most of that is severed on Thanksgiving Day is of Native American origin.
@Carrie You want to ignore the Indians robbing, torturing and slaughtering entire groups of White Settlers.
@@nuttybar9 well what would you do to TRUE invaders?
"first I was afraid, I was petrified" 10/10 who else caught that
He's the king of shit jokes - like he was nervous
It's 3 sisters because of how the three crops were/are farmed. The corn acts as a pole for the beans to grow around and the squash sprawls across the field making it harder for weeds to get through.
that's pretty neat
+Peter Wilson And the beans fix nitrogen into the soil.
The Mexicans did the same thing
I as a Native American... Oh God. Can they just hire my grandmothers to cook the food properly? 😂
@SøDunWith Yøu, ikr. They did their best but grandmas, aunties, and mothers always create the best food. Especially for large gatherings, there is this thing from where I am from (PNW) it’s called ‘Powwow Rice’ it goes usually with salmon, Elk, deer, and some other stuff, it’s basically just rice cooked in a 27 1/2 pot, it tasted good but was gone so quick.
They liked everything but the pemmican. That's a first. (Spellchecker made pemmican pelican 3 times lol.)
as a native and a auntie not all aunties cook the best fry bread XD my mommy just roasts the heck outta me man when i cooked her some fry bread XD just deadly im not making it again chaa just kidding!
@@Teeheebye1 I’m not an auntie lol, but the first several times I tried to make fry bread looked like some burnt cardboard 😭 So much respect for all the aunties and grandmas that can cook
As a Native American, I highly appreciate that Tipi joke 😂 Also good job with that Frybread, looked pretty good and now I might make some.
Yuh, same here. Frybread looked pretty decent. My granny usually makes them bigger than that, but I must be spoiled.
Same i couldn't help but laugh he's got that white man humor that one cousin brings around but is funny asf and lowkey cool🤣🤣
Who is more Native American? Bethany P or Elizabeth Warren?
I am using that joke!
As an Irish Indian, I'm quite pleased that you like most of our food. The girl that said the pemmican was like a powerbar got it exactly right!
TANKA BARS!!!!!
Tom Nunya pemmican is beef, fat and spices cooked down and formed...it is actually from the 1700's a survival food for the settlers.
Tom Nunya what tribe? You might as well say Cherokee cause every pale white guy who says they're native always claims that tribe ya fakes (im Diné and grew up on they rez)
And it has almost an infinite shelf life if prepared right. (with suet instead of fat)
@Mr.ManMakesLotsOfCan part Irish part aboriginal.
They call corn pole beans and squash the 3 sisters because the native Americans grew them together. The pole beans used the corn as a pole to grow on while providing the corns soil with nitrogen. The squash was planted amongst them to act as ground cover so the soil didn't dry out as fast.
Glad someone thought to explain this; I was going to but this guy did so beautifully
Here's a link that explains the 3 sisters It's from Iroquois legend. www.reneesgarden.com/articles/3sisters.html
Unless you are native shut up
+Rogue Account don't encourage him
Actually my grandmother is Lakota so if you don't know what you're talking about maybe you should shut up.
As a Native American I can vouch we never ate pemmican as an everyday thing. The stuff was winter survival food or travelling food.
+clothar23 FWIW, the team they used had exactly the same reaction when they were trying jerky for the first time. It's like they've never had to spend hours walking through an empty land where they couldn't just pop into a Maccas for a burger and fries.
(Wait. "Maccas"? That's Australian, isn't it, not Irish. Curses.)
+Jim Carroll Don't worry about it Irish convicts were sent to Australia way back when, their blood runs through some of todays Australians.
+Jim Carroll and Scottish. Surely Facts team would pop into a Irish themed pub for lunch.
Scott Rindal Unless, of course, they were two days walk from the nearest pub, in which case they might appreciate pemmican and clean water.
Jim Carroll please no logic. :)
I'm native american , but it's called FRY BREAD
Aleisha Velasquez aoo'
I'm not convinced if you don't even know yer tribe
Odd ish I'm Navajo my clans are bitanii nishli (folded arms) ta'neezanii baschin (tangle people) so yeah I live in New Mexico
@@mr.kobewolf9518 I was replying to Aleisha Velasquez
@@mr.kobewolf9518 around shiprock cx
I want the teepee joke guy in every video. He's comedy gold. Even when he insults my food I can't help but love him because he's such a smartass
native farming has multiple plant grow at once to help each other beans grow up the corn and the squash keep away weeds and adds nitrogen to the soil. so three sisters are the three plants that were traditionally grown together
+paintw1zard1377 Actually it is the beans that add the nitrogen, but yeah, it is all about the mixed crops, and it worked very well too. it came out to a pretty well balanced meal too with protien, carbs and veg in it.
+paintw1zard1377 so beautiful.
I use the Three Sisters method in my own garden every season. It is also called companion planting. Originally, it was corn, beans, and squash. The corn provided it's stalk, so the beans could climb up it. This eliminates the need for poles. The beans provide nitrogen to the soil for all of the plants to use. And, the squash had big leaves, so it shades the ground, so that weeds don't grow. It really is a great way to set up your garden!
This is amazing information.
I'm trying this in spring.
Thank you for being awesome!
Ok, I know this is totally OT, but you are stunning xoxo AND TY for the information :) xo
And once you nixtamize the corn to release the nutrients, you can basically live exclusively off of corn, bean and squash--just these 3 foods would provide all the necessary nutrients for life.
They are called the Three Sisters because they are grown together and help each other during growth.
Exactly. Something other people are just now learning. The beans (legumes) add nitrogen to soil and the others need nitrogen to grow better.
thank you, I needed a real answer to that.
"It's like kissing a really old woman" hahaha!
Quote of the day!
he would know 'cause he's a fucking Dracula :D
we have saskatoon berry pemmican in the north, it tastes better than the cranberry and chokecherry sort. Its what people ate during winter time, tastes like crud but it'll keep you alive. Lol
Pemmican - Voyageur food innit? Now that I think on it, pemmican really was the original energy bar. The Voyageurs needed all that energy for those portages they had to do. This would be a good episode to run in February during the Festival du Voyageur.
And he kissed many, obviously.
Oh my GOD. Fried bread and Wojapi sauce? My childhood. It's one of the best things, I can't even express. 👌
agreed
+Erika Gutierrez It looks so good, I just wanna reach through the screen and grab it!
What's the wojapi part?
+Amamkoncahuanquichu It's basically a sweetened mash made from different berries. It can be made from strawberries, blueberries or raspberries. You mash fresh or dried berries, add sugar, some flour for thickness and BAM: Wojapi sauce. Delicious.
+Erika Gutierrez That sounds like THE shit.gimme
I am only watching this for leather jacket man, is he married? does he want to get married? we can have a lovely cabbage filled wedding reception.
Erin Racke back of the queue mate I got first dibs.
You are certainly not the only one. I find him very attractive. Although don't understand most of what he's saying.
You are not! I will seek out videos that I see him in the thumbnail of and watch all of them.
***** nothings set in stone imho it all depends on the company and the proof of the alcohol involved at the time, infact I'm drunk right now :)
Yeah, I am totally watching these videos for him too! He's so cheeky!
0:48 At first, he was afraid. He was petrified. He kept thinking he could not live without buffalo stew beside his side...
The two most romanticized ancient cultures come together, to try one another's cuisine.
...There is a Native Americans try Irish food for the first time, right?
I'm done with all these stupid comments. -Insert genocide joke here-
0:47 First I was afraid, I was petrified, kept thinking I could never live without you by my side XD
haha I started singing that in my head when he said that. I wonder if he knew what he was saying lol
+Victoria Odegaard YESSS
SAME
Gloria Ganyor?
Exactly!
The soup is called three sisters because of the way the Native Americans planted the squash, corn, and beans together. They would make a row of small mounds of dirt, plant the corn and beans in the center of the mounds, so the beans grow up the corn stalks. The squash would be planted around the base so its leaves would protect the roots.
+Dee Jay Our tribe also says that the three crops are manitou sisters, or spirits, that give the crops to us to show us their love. There are tons of stories about them, and a lot of prayers are given to them.
+Earthmoover Enjoy worshiping plants.
Sherlock Holmes We don't worship plants, we give thanks to spirits, the spirits give us the plants to help us. I believe, I can't speak for every other first nations people, that everything has a spirit. Good spirits want us to be healthy and happy, we just recognize that we are a small part of the earth and without the plants and animals we wouldn't be able to live. This view helps show us that we are no better or worse then the other spirits and by seeing that we realize that we should also be good stewards of the world around us. So I guess you could simplify it to worshiping plants, I would rather worship the world around me then to believe it is there only to serve me and has no worth other then what I can exploit it for.
Earthmoover It has no worth to you, other than what you make of it. The spirits do not exist, and they most definitely to not aid anything specifically. You are constantly killing other living things in order to survive, just like anything else must. Perhaps if the spirits were truly helping your people, then you might have provided a mighty and lasting civilization like Rome, rather than an Empire of sticks and plants.
+Sherlock Holmes we have been around for 40,000 years. my tribe had one of the most extensive trade networks in the world. the largest pyramid ever built is in Missouri. preeuropean migration some estimates put native people's populations at 100 million plus. the only thing that brought our down fall was helping the settlers that couldn't survive on their own. if you honestly think that natives aren't around anymore I can't convince you, but the only weakness we showed was honesty and good will.
The guy in literally all black looks and reminds me of Sirius Black from the Harry Potter Series
Hah, yeah, I thought of that too!
I'm not alone!! 😂😂👍🏾
Throw in a bit of Marcus Cole from Babylon 5...rather old reference, I know...
THAT's who he reminds me of! He's Marcus' Irish cousin! Oh, thank you... That's exactly it!
I'd say if you took Brad Pitt's character from Snatch and faceswapped with Sirius Black you'd get this dude. He's got that pikey charm
If I remember correctly, isn't Pemmican pretty much a survival food? It stores well, has *tons* of nutrients, and is lightweight. Though one of the ladies was right, it would also be a good ingredient for other dishes.
Evan Ulven Kinda like Native American spam.
Ayre Blossum are you what i think you are? 😏😀
HandyThoughts You mean like you are?
Ayre Blossum yea. 😌😕
HandyThoughts Indeed
When he said "at first I was afraid, I was petrified," all I could hear was 'Kept thinking I could never live without you by my side. And then I spent so many night thinking how you did me wrong and I grew strong and I learned how to get along'
+Bryn M LMAO SAME
+Bryn M Thankfully I'm not the only one who had that song pop into their head.
+Bryn M
No. Just, no.
black jacket fella is my favourite human
You should do Cuban food and drink. I saw a video that got 1.6 million hits. You guys should get more. Can't wait to see Irish people eat Cuban food.
I live in AZ right beside the Navajo Indian reservation. Frybread is the bomb and is used in different ways. Drizzled with honey or sprinkled with powdered sugar makes a nice sweet treat. It's also great with mutton stew or eating on it's own. Navajo Taco (basically taco ingredients on frybread) is another favorite. Blue corn mush is also something from this area.
In Seattle we have "Off The Rez" food truck...mobile frybread, NDN tacos, etc.
Three Sisters Soup was a staple in my home growing up. Facts should research the meaning behind "Three Sisters" Corn, beans and squash are the Three Sisters. They grow together in a garden mound and they were gifts watched over by the Sisters' spirits to sustain life.
As an Abenaki nôsbaô is super traditional and seeing it in this video makes me super happy ^.^!!
We ate it quite often at home as well.. Never was a big fan of it.. Don't care for squash..
It is called 3 sisters because corn beans and squash are grown together and have a symbiotic relationship, you don't have to feed your soil if you grow those 3 together Thanks for the vid.
Also the beans grew up corn stalks and the squash provided cover to prevent water loss. Truly brilliant biodynamic farming
Hey, I'm Native American!
Btw, I like the joke at the end, it was a good one.
Click Rape hey what up cousin
That sucks :(
I take it the pemmican was eaten just to help perhaps build up fat a bit..say during wintertime.?
Hey I’m american! Bang bang!
Love the teepee joke. This show is great. I've just spent the last 3 hours binging and i could easily spend the rest of the day. Thank you for the lols.
"Is she chicken?" I love how he always refers to food as a "she" lol
It's so funny 😂
Leah Banks it because, like me he will never put a man in his mouth or anywhere else for that matter.
Woah 😍😍😍
The red headed chick was really open minded and positive about everything.
Thank you for being respectful while trying Native American foods. Natives have felt discrimination and racism for decades. It’s nice to see you all enjoying the food.
Yes, used in the cold winter months. Very easy to store and make on the move.
Haaaaaahahahahaha!
_"It's like kissing a really old woman."_
_"Oh! Very salty."_
Three sisters soup is the way all corn, bean stalk, and squash all grow and work together. The corn grows tall and long, while the squash covers the floor of the corn stalk to keep the soil moist for the corn's roots. The bean grows up the corn stalk and nourishes the soil for the squash. Its actually a really nice Native American story about the soup.
"Corn, grew tall and straight in the field around the village, but the hot sun dried her feet and made her suffer. In addition, the earth grew less nourishing each year that she stood there. Here sister, Squash, laid herself at Corn's feet and protected her by keeping the soil moist and cool. However, it was difficult for Squash to receive any moisture. Corn's straight leaves caught the rain and funnelled the rainwater to the centre for her to drink. To help her sister, Corn relaxed the ends of her leaves to allow some of the rain to fall to the ground and nourish her sister. Bean, was so weak and thin that she could not support herself at all. However, she could do something very special. Bean could make her own nourishment in the soil, and this food became very valuable for all three of the sisters. Corn grew tall and allowed Bean to grow up towards the sun. Soon all three of the sisters were growing strong. The people of the village saw how these three sisters worked together to live in harmony."
tipi hole at the end was just great lol. made my night.
I was shocked to see one for Native American food, a lovely surprise. Being Native American, I grew up eating a mixture of Native and Irish foods, it was a great combo for sure.These guys rock, they are hilarious.
"She's heavier than she looks"..that guy kills me. 😀
that guy is the best lol
+Sky9Hades. yes, most definitely! 😀
Anna Payne
also he has the best accent out of all the featured people :D
+Man on phone what how
Man on phone
so if I like how a person speaks and compliment it, then I'm automatically racist?
well then in that case I'm proud to say I'm a racist.
Three sisters... Squash, corn, and beans. Plant corn, allow corn to grow a lil, plant beans near the corn, after a few weeks plant squash near corn and beans, the plants help each other grown, the corn gives the beans a support to climb on, the squash covers the grown and keeps the weeds down and also helps keep the ground moist and cool
so few Americans know this, or understand why these things are so tasty together
Native Americans knew what grew best and how to get the most from it. 😀
+Deb Roohr No they didn't. Otherwise their culture might have been able to withstand attacks from actual technology. Hell, they didn't even have the ability to write down their own history until Europeans did it for them.
+Sherlock Holmes their culture and livelihood being decimated had nothing to do with their growing of food. They cultivated crops to get the most out of the soil and resources available. If you have an opportunity to ever try the recultivated three sisters corn, it is amazing, and was almost lost to history. Whether or not other groups were bigger or stronger, the natives knew what they were doing.
Deb Roohr I have lived among the Natives for years, and I find most of their practices to be unbelievably poor, and almost laughable considering how long they had to advance yet didn't.
Egyptians had mastered irrigation, glass work, metallurgy, writing, architecture, and even knew how to cultivate crops to get the most out of the soil, over *4,000 years before the Natives even touched an iron tool that they didn't even produce*
Now don't get me wrong, there are one or two things that the natives did which was fairly neat, but certainly not important. I'm rather quite sick of Afrocentrism and native history taking over most forms of historical education, as though Zulu tribes and Back Foot are even remotely as necessary as an education of Rome, or Greece, or Egypt. Even the cannibalistic people of Ireland when they wore loin cloths were more advanced than the natives here.
Deb Roohr Oh please. Do you have any idea how over-emphasized an education in native American 'history' is in American colleges? And it would be almost adorable if it weren't for the fact that it is required learning for some reason. Last time I looked at a college catalog, there is almost no education in civilized history. No Rome, no Greece, no Egypt, no China, nothing of the sort. Instead we see Native American history, all 100 years of it.
I like the girl with the leather jacket and her hair tied back because she's very open to all the foods. Even the last one where everyone was grossed out she sat there and explained the possible benefits of the food. Very nice!
Three sisters is how they grew their food. Corn, pole beans and squash. The three be worked together supplying nutrition, weed control, cover to each other. Squash at the base, beans used corn stalks to climb. Best way to plant to this day.
God damnit I absolutely love that it with the longer dark hair. He should be in every video ever.
I would love to see these people attend a Pow Wow.
I agree !!! There's so much more food .
"At first I was afraid. I was petrified." Did anyone else get that song stuck in their head after he said that? XD
Pemmican is not a normal daily food. It's something you take on long trips away from home or maybe eat in the dead of winter. Anyhow, in situations like that, one of the hardest nutrients to come by is simply calories, which is why the fat is so great. Also, if it's in winter, vegetable and fruit type stuff is hard to come by and some pemmican is made with dried berries so there's a source of fruit (but it doesn't keep as long as 100% animal-based pemmican).
I can't eat it by itself.
They should do a "Fan recommended" food taste test. With like some of the foods they've tasted but with the fans recommendations on how to cook it and what to eat it with. For an example pan frying spam and eating it on toast with a fried egg and cheese. :O
+DoeEyes LOL yaas
man after my own heart.
Tits
they did this way better than buzzfeed
your man with the leather jacket honestly cracks me up every video he's in, the sounds he makes are hilarious😂😂😂
that guy with the dark hair and leather jacket is awesome.
thumbs up just for the tea joke, I love that guys jokes!
Irish eat native American food all the time. Potato.
+This Guy
Irish eat russet potatoes that were invented by Luther burbank and he was not Native american, sorry :[
Luther Burbank was born in US, so he is technically native American, just not indigenous.
+This Guy What is that? Do you mean a tayto?
+This Guy lol that isn't what that means. I was born in America, does that make me native American? does that make everyone born in the 1850s native American? na man.
It's still potato, just a different variety.
A rose is a rose is a rose, no matter what color.
Yay a video that encompasses my Irish and Indigenous heritage. Tho that joke at the end...y'all were doing so well.
I remember eating frey bread my grandmother always made it... one of my greatest memories was her makin frey bread.
They should do one on Hawaiian foods. I can just imagine the looks on their faces upon being presented with Laulau. lol
I love Lau Lau
The three sisters are Corn Squash and beans. They are a guild. Put some dead fish down, make a mound of earth on top. Plant the corn in the center, the beans next, and the squash around the outside. The beans grow up the corn stalks, and the spiny squash help to keep the bugs at bay. They watch each others backs. The three sisters.
+John Simcox Well you really only have to put the rotten fish or eels down if the soil is not good. The beans are nitrogen fixers, the corn provides a structure the beans can grow on and the squash spreads over the ground keeping the weeds down by blocking sunlight. The squash also acts as a mulch again by shading the earth underneath it and retains moisture in the soil. It's a great system.
3 sisters refers to corn beans and squash. The corn acts as a scafold for the beans. The squash covers the ground. The beans are nitrogen fixers which helps the plant grows.
I really love these damn videos😅 keep em comin
loving that joke at the end
+martin mcallister haha yes! i was going to comment that but you beat me to the punch :P he's always got some good jokes up those nice dark leather sleeves though ;D
+martin mcallister being native american, that joke was fucking hilarious and is one to announce at family gatherings or powwows!
He nearly drowned in his own tea pee hahahaha😂😂😂
Hahaha that teepee joke at the end killed me!
Omg that joke at the end slayed me. Good one
Fry bread is one of my FAVORITE things. So delicious.
"It's like kissing a really old woman."
"Very salty, ooh..."
The more I learn about Native Americans the more I love them. their beliefs, culture, everything.
Love your channel
Funny she should compare pemmican to an energy bar. That's exactly how it was meant to be eaten!
+Rocky Gems Shouldn't it have had berries in it?
Oh, good point, I forgot about that.
The joke at the end though. 😂
I can't get enough of leather guy! You could do a series with just him!!!
this is kinda awesome! I'm a native and I love watching and giving opinions about my culture and on who I am
That joke was gold lol.
No Indian taco well this ain't a complete video
agreed 😳
+Keep it Real : Well. To be fair, all it is, is a sopapilla with taco shit in it. It's not actually native. I was expecting herb 'teas', and from the south west, roasted lamb covered in maze powder, and hard tack maze cakes.
truth
+Keep it Real How about smoked salmon, or herring eggs. Perhaps some stink fish, ooligan grease, or maybe muktuk.
+Casey O'Brien Or dry meat
The joke at the end was the thing that made me give this video a thumbs up! lol
Totally stealing that last joke 🤣 He always cracks me up!
Three sisters is named that because they are grown together in the garden. The corn grows up above and the squash grows on the ground and the other (can be green bean or other light growing vine) grows up the corn stalks.
+Heidi Williams Heard of this on a permaculture site.
+Heidi Williams Yes, and they are complimentary to each other in other ways too. Corn heavily depletes the soil, but beans actually enrich the soil by releasing nitrogen so that the corn can be grown even in poor soil when planted together with the beans, and the squash acts as a natural mulch to shade the soil and block out weeds. Everyone should try growing these together in their lifetime, it is ridiculously easy to get good results when you plant the three sisters together and you'll feel like a gardening god! I don't plant corn anymore, but I have an 8 x 8 garden where I plant only bush beans and squash and I get an almost summer-long harvest.
0:48 "At first I was afraid, I was petrified."
I see you and your sneaky song reference.
I love these videos
These videos are my new guilty pleasure.
Rad!
Loved the final comment about cultural appropriation,"on st. paddy's day everybody's wearing green & being a prick."
The best part of the buffalo is the wings.
stop lmao
Oh geez dude 😂
The wings of a buffalo. It's useless but it's good with blue cheese
Uhm, Buffalo don't have wings?
Jessica Simpson probably said this
My husband is Native American. The 3 sisters are the 3 plants that depend on each other to grow. Corn, beans, and squash. The squash is ground cover to keep the weeds down, the corn stalk is to support the climbing beans plants. Hence the 3 sisters.
Traditionally the three sisters were corn, squash and beans. Clusters of crops were grown on a flat top mound together. The beans set nitrogen in the soil (corn is a heavy nitrogen feeder and squash likes nitrogen too), the corn provided something for the bean vines to climb and the squash (which has many leaves) shaded the soil like a living mulch.
"At first I was afraid, I was petrified" omg on the radio does he know that😂
+loveselenaq I was waiting for him to burst into song. So disappointed that he didn't haha
Three sisters the corn provides the structure for the beans and the squash covers the grounds and inhibits the growth of weeds! They grow in harmony and help each other thus the 3 sisters! Yes I'm Native American also but what better example of organic and sustainable farming!
That's bad ass
That was very cool for showing a Native American food test. 505 Native saying “Thank you!”
"A glass of milk with this and your laughin'". Soooo cute!
Can everyone stop explaining the three sisters???? Lmao we know the reason now. Besides that .. This video is hilarious and they're so much more respectful than the Americans on buzzfeed
Frybread is literally one of the best foods on this planet when made properly.
+Adam Porter Oh man. With saskatoon berry jam? Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
So jealous! I really need to make it down to the U Pick, I found a recipe for Saskatoon berry perogies and I'm dying to give them a go.
Two cultures that besides mine, I adore to the soul. Native American and Irish. My deceased son was half Samoan (Pacific Islander) like me, and from his father... Irish, and Native American (Choctaw, Paiute, Lakota). This was a funny taste tester.
The three sisters (corn, beans, and squash) are a really cool subject, how they all work together when planted together as crops...the beans use the corn stalks to climb and add nitrogen to the soil, and the squash cover the ground and keep away weeds and pests with their hairy leaves. It's perfect.
Also fry bread is the shiz-nit. Best part of having been a kid in Arizona was easy access to that fried goodness.
Paddy makes every facts episode better hahaha
+Everything IRL black jacket guy right? he's awesome
LJG with the joke at the end!!! hahaha i love it. i was expecting to say "ARE YE HAVING THAT!!!!!!"
3 sisters , is how they’re grown together , the corn stalk grows and gives the bean a place to grow up on, the squash or pumpkin covers the grown and helps keep the water and nutrients for all of them