Camas is one of the most important traditional foods in Salish country. The small bulb-like roots are dug and roasted, eaten fre
Camas (U.S. National Park Service)
Heroes, Heroines, and History: Camas Roots: How Early Nez Perce Women Built a Business Empire
File:Native Americans. Camas bulbs spilling out of a basket on a large piece of fur skin hide in Nez Perce National Historical Park. (5cab89a3866d46faac987ee824448555).jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Camas is one of the most important traditional foods in Salish country. The small bulb-like roots are dug and roasted, eaten fre
Twice-cooked camas (or sunchoke) | Fix
THE ROOTS OF CAMAS: Tribal origins and sweet sustenance | Edible Idaho
Camas: So, you're into slow food? - Cultivariable
Camassia quamash - Wikipedia
GRuB: Garden Raised Bounty
Wild Harvests: How to Cook Camas
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Know Your Natives – Death Camas | Arkansas Native Plant Society
Camassia - Wikipedia
Camas: So, you're into slow food? - Cultivariable
Cooking Blue Camas Bulbs - How to Eat Blue Camas
Learn About Camassia Bulbs - How To Grow Camas Lily Plants
Cultivating Camas - Discover Lewis & Clark
Common Camas
Camas Bulbs - Arca del Gusto - Slow Food Foundation
In search of camas, a Native American food staple (The secret gardens) — High Country News – Know the West
Nearly all the men Sick:” Lewis and Clark Meet the Camas Root | Frances Hunter's American Heroes Blog
Camas bulbs
Camassia — Friends of Silver Falls
Indigenous Crop: Uncovering Blue Camas – Food Tank
Common Camas
Important Foods: Camas - Confluence Project
