In the 1600’s the Wampanoag Native American nation spanned Massachusetts
(including Martha's
Vineyard and Nantucket)
and Rhode Island. Wampanoag are still a vibrant part of present
day Massachusetts and Rhode Island communities.
Learn how to make venison stew in the
Wampanoag tradition. Kristina
Hook-Leslie will share her tradition and information about Wampanoag tribe and
food preparation.
For more information call 508-627-4441
x110 The class is two hours and starts
at 6:30 on 2/23/12
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by The Larrier House a private rental on Martha's Vineyard. The blog is
based on an article written by Sharon-Frances Moore and published by the
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