10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEMICAN»
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Information Respecting the History, Condition and Prospects ...
Other portions which are destined to be made into pimikehigan, or pemican, are
exposed to an ardent heat, and thus become brittle, and easily reducible to small
particles by the use of a flail ; the buffalo-hide answering the purpose of a ...
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, 1856
2
Cooking in America, 1590-1840
PEMICAN AND MARROW-FAT (CATLIN, 232) It is made of buffalo meat dried
very hard, and afterwards pounded in a large wooden mortar until it is made
nearly as fine as sawdust, then packed in this dry state in bladders or sacks of
skin ...
3
Historical and Statistical Information, Respecting the ...
Other portions which are destined to be made into pimikeldaan, or pemican, are
exposed to an ardent heat, and thus become brittle, and easily reducible to small
particles by the use of a flail ; the buffalo-hide answering the purpose of a ...
Henry Rowe Schoolcraft, 1854
4
The Indian Journals, 1859-62
At this time the hide is useless for robes, as the hair is thin and whitish, but they
are useful for leather and pemican bags. This is the hunt for pemican meat. The
second hunt goes out about Sept. i0. The hides are then fit for robes. They are
bare ...
Lewis Henry Morgan, Leslie A. White, 1993
5
Surveying the Canadian Pacific: Memoir of a Railroad Pioneer
The game being preserved as pemican. I may as well state here that Pemican, as
I found later on, is a very strengthening, and economical food, and is prepared in
this way. The flesh of the Moose and Buffalo is freed from the bone, minced up ...
6
Report of the Committee Appointed by the Lords Commissioners ...
40 days' provisions, according to the following scale : — Lieut 1 lb. pemican ; ^ lb.
pork ; £ lb. biscuit ; \ lb. flour or bread dust to M'Chntock's mix with pemican into a
hot mess ; £ oz. tea ; \ oz. sugar ; 3 oz. tobacco lbs. ugges long. weekly; also, ...
Great Britain. Admiralty. Arctic Committee, 1852
Our pemican is of very superior quality having been made under the personal
superintendence of Dr. Kane. In our sledge parties we will be served much like
the boy whose variety consisted in first, " mush and milk, then milk and musb," ...
8
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
The boatmen preferred its internal application to the external one usually made of
the famous capillary regenerator, and in less than two days devoured the whole
of the precious ointment, spread upon the flour-cakes which, with pemican, form ...
9
Flint chips, a guide to pre-historic archæology, as ...
8, is of the most simple form ; it is eight inches and a half long, six inches and a
quarter broad, and stands four inches and a quarter high. bag of pemican only.
Much meat is dried and not converted into pemican. It is cut into long strips, about
a ...
Edward Thomas Stevens, 1870
10
The Eventful Voyage of H.M. Discovery Ship Resolute to the ...
Curry and Onion Powder, with a proportion of Salt, Yepper, and Patent Soup. As
pemican (being a manufactured article for consumption) may not generally be
known, I have thought it advisable, for the information of those ,who peruse these
...
George Frederick McDougall, 2014
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PEMICAN»
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