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Pillowy fried dough made from Depression-era government rations, served as Indian tacos at Oklahoma City powwows and the annual Red Earth Festival each June.
Fry bread emerged from a painful chapter in American history: when the U.S. government relocated Native tribes to Indian Territory in the mid-19th century, rations consisted of white flour, lard, salt, and baking powder. Native cooks adapted those ingredients into deep-fried dough. For tribal nations including the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole, fry bread carries cultural meaning as a symbol of survival. In OKC it appears at powwows, the Red Earth Festival each June, and the State Fair as Indian tacos. Many Native Americans describe it as both a reminder of dispossession and a celebration of resilience.
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