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I know vegetables grow in Alaska. But what do people do each year to have them to eat in the winter. I can only eat just so many meals of nothing but meat. I like sides to go with the meat.
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We do have grocery stores.
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I don't know about Alaskan's, but we can them here in NC.
Some, like winter squash, we just store in the pantry...
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I grow beets and t-mater's, carrots and taters.... can what's extra.…oh yea carrots to !
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Grains which have been converted to alcohol. Keeps well and won't freeze ![smile smile](/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/default/smile.gif)
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Sauerkraut! Huge cabbage...
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You can dry almost all the available veggies. They reconstitute with water when you're cooking. I don't recommend them for a salad though. Then there is always seaweed.
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And the seaweed is better with herring eggs on it.
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But what do people do each year to have them to eat in the winter. Run to the store and buy mesican produce that has been gas ripened; or eat a cardboard box as it tastes the same.
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And the seaweed is better with herring eggs on it. How does this shake out with the aforementioned fermented grain?
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Canned and frozen vegys are easy and for the fresh, cruncy taste it is no problem to keep sprouts of all sorts growing during the winter months. And during the darkest winter monts caribou stomach contents are not all that bad -- if you don't mind the taste.
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You can reconstitute caribou droping by putting them in boiling water, almost as good as fresh stomach contents.
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You can reconstitute caribou drooping by putting them in boiling water I don't think thats legal in unit 23 because the caribou are on the endangered species list
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Catsup is a veggie ain't it?....put a little on your moose burger.
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Just curious the vegetables seem to be quite expensive. But then again I am used to home grown. Even Ketchup is costly.
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If you leave the stomach contents in the actual stomach, it's something like an Alaskan pasty.
You'll be wanting some of that grain, too.
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Just curious the vegetables seem to be quite expensive. But then again I am used to home grown. Even Ketchup is costly. The high price of Ketchup keeps out the riffraff.
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You can reconstitute caribou droping by putting them in boiling water, almost as good as fresh stomach contents. You can ![eek eek](/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/default/eek.gif) I'll stick with the warm fresh stuff with a little of the bile drizzled over it .
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Why caribou? I thought Moose was better and there would be more of it.
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Geezus have you ever seen what a moose eats?
No thanks caribou innards every time
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