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    Cherokee Green Onions And Eggs with a Thai Flair, Thai/Cherokee Fusion Recipe

    March 6, 2016 By Mod Shed 1 Comment

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    Fusion Cherokee Wild Onions and Eggs With a Thai Flair

    Wild Onion

    Wild Onion

    It's spring which is Cherokee Wild Green Onions and Egg season.  In our family we have a very well documented native history as part of the first tribes more civilized tendencies which ironically caused the Cherokees to dilute themselves to extinction at a faster rate per capita than any race I think .  On the up side we have a fantastic record which my sister, Jennifer Loren continues as a producer and host on the the Cherokee Nations TV series at osiyo.tv.  I am in a Cherokee/Thai Fusion Relationship and this may be the first ever Thai/Cherokee Fusion Recipe.  🙂

    Here is my Great Great Grandpa, James Muskrat, doesn't he look similar to Southeast Asian people, dark skin and smaller stature?

    James Muskrat

    James Muskrat

    I have this theory that part of the reason I fell in love with Asian women after one asked me out is that I have a similar phenotype.  There is evidence that people tend to be more attracted to just the right percentage of DNA similar to them and a certain amount different.  This makes sense for several reason.  For tribal reasons it would keep people in their tribe yet prevent them from from committing incest and increasing genetic flaws in the gene pool.

    Since DNA testing has become more popular and accessible to anyone it is very common knowledge that Native Americans are Asian.  If you do one of the most popular tests such as 23 and me to see if you have Native American blood you will show Asian DNA when you get your report.  The theory is that they came across the land bridge through Alaska to get here and it proves itself when you test it through gene testing.

    Cherokee Thai Fusion

    Cherokee Thai Fusion

    So......  If you want to do the traditional Cherokee and egg recipe healthier, here it is.

    Cherokee Green Onions And Eggs with a Thai Flair, Thai/Cherokee Fusion Recipe
    Recipe Type: Breakfast
    Cuisine: Thai Fusion
    Author: HealthyThaiRecipes
    Prep time: 10 mins
    Cook time: 10 mins
    Total time: 20 mins
    Serves: 2
    This is a healthythairecipes.com original recipe I came up with because every year when I hear about the Cherokee holiday and it's eggs and onions recipe I crave it. I figured adding my wife's culture would be a fun cultural expression of our two histories converging and here is what I came up with.
    Ingredients
    • • 6 egg whites.
    • • 3 tablespoon chopped wild green onions or small domestic green onions.
    • • 1-2 cups water.
    • • 2 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil.
    • • ½ teaspoon Thai chili paste. (as an option)
    • • 20 Basil leaves or 1 tablespoon basil paste to taste.
    • • ½ cup Shredded cheese to taste.
    • • Garnish with more green onion, cilantro and colorful Thai peppers.
    Instructions
    1. Add the oil to the skillet and heat at medium high.
    2. Add the egg whites, the chopped onion and water, follow with Thai chili paste, basil leaves or basil paste.
    3. Stir just until the egg whites turn to opaque white, then add shredded cheese and stir cheese with the eggs till the cheese is melted. Turn off the stove and garnish with green onion or cilantro.
    Serving size: 1 Calories: 255 Fat: 21.5g Saturated fat: 5.8g Unsaturated fat: 12.0g Trans fat: 0.0g Carbohydrates: 5.3g Sugar: 1.7g Sodium: 321.0mg Fiber: 0.8g Protein: 18.0g Cholesterol: 18.8mg
    Notes
    **** 1 yolk has 106% of the RDA of cholesterol. ****[br]**** Add cut chicken sausage as an option. ****
    3.5.3208

     

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    1. A - mo says

      June 19, 2020 at 2:57 am

      Osiyo! Man, i’ve got to tell you, this could have been a great article but the emphasis on DNA “purity” and phenotype in the blurb before the recipe comes off as kind of creepy. I think we both know he Cherokee aren’t extinct. Blood quantum was bad science pushed onto the Cherokee governments by outsiders to keep the number of names on the roles low. Community recognition, shared culture, and cultural transmission/evolution should supersede the trivialities of phenotype and dna right? Anyways, wa do - I’m gonna give this recipe of yours a shot because it looks great.

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