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To: Snowshoe who wrote (192593)	10/9/2022 8:49:19 PM
From: marcher	Respond to of 218003

thanks. here's bread by water, flour, butter, salt: youtube.com but yeah, frybread includes that oppressive relationship. seems likely that native folks used wheat flour to substitute for plants/grains they no longer had access to, especially cornmeal. not sure about the deep fry deal, though. cornbread: "...Oneida messengers, who needed a great deal of energy, would run from village to village with a side pack of crushed corn as their sole provision. The runner would mix the corn with water for a fast, nutritious, energizing meal. And tradition states that it is cornbread, or corn mush — an unformed version of the bread — that Oneidas prepared to help feed George Washington’s starving troops at Valley Forge in the harsh winter and spring of 1777-78 during the American Revolutionary War..." oneidaindiannation.com