pemmican
pemican

I put more pemmican in my hand and the lowered it still further.

We divided the balance of the pemmican and water between us.

"Keep nothing but our pemmican, and throw out all the heavy meat."

They seem to have dried out and shrunk, like pemmican.

I put small pieces of pemmican in my hand.

Lunch, when it existed, was often just a chance to get a piece of pemmican to eat along the way.

This allowed for the tough meat to be dried and made into pemmican.

The breakfast consisted of a little dried meat and pemmican.

In it was the small cake of pemmican which he had just seized up from the grass.

I had noted that she was eyeing the cake of pemmican in his hand.

He quickly broke the cake of pemmican in two.

Nowhere is this better shown than in the decision to issue the pemmican proclamation.

Bone marrow was also used in various preparations, such as pemmican.

Their tactic was successful, for on the dead Indians they found some pemmican, which kept them alive.

These, and the last of their pemmican, made their meal.

Similarly, in camp, people ate pemmican only when other food was scarce.

They quickly ran out of the pemmican and water that was stored in cans under the seats.

I lifted the crumbled pemmican to my mouth and ate of it.

A variety of wild fruits could be eaten fresh or added to pemmican.

Pemmican was vital to the Chippewa and to the white fur trade companies.

Pemmican and maple sugar were also commonly added to the mixture.

It was a sweet pemmican, and they ate almost half of it.

When he was done with his feet, Malenfant started making pemmican.

I sat on the robes, eating the crumbled cake of pemmican.

The southern part of the axis was near the source of pemmican.