01.31.2024 - By Wisconsin Public Radio
Corn has been grown for thousands of years across North America, and tribes have been making corn soup for generations. Each tribe has their own method and strain of corn for cooking this traditional dish. WPR’s Danielle Kaeding caught up with a Red Cliff tribal member who cooks a Potawatomi-style corn soup handed down from her husband’s family. It’s part of the Wisconsin Life series, Food Traditions.