At an October hearing in Hurley, before the bill was proposed, residents largely supported the plan—provided the region's environmentally sensitive wetlands and wild-rice beds can be protected. ❋ Amy Merrick (2011)
Sparks: Really good chicken and dumplings and wild-rice soup and pigs in a blanket. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But the north-country signature dishes I had there -- thick wild-rice soup and an innocently pretentious pan-fried walleye coated with almond dust and doused in hazelnut-liqueur butter -- won't win the wood-paneled dining room a James Beard award. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Mirko's (7) in Water Mill has eclectic Continental fare influenced by its Croatian-born chef; Long Island duck breast with wild-rice griddle cake, bing cherry compote and orange-honey pomegranate sauce ($36), portobello-mushroom cap with a pizza topping ($15.50) and Croatian stuffed cabbage ($18.50). ❋ Unknown (2008)
Through that summer, through the season of the wild-rice harvest that followed, through the long winter when Grandmother Earth slept and the time for storytelling came and passed, through iskigamizigegiizis, the time of collecting maple sap and boiling it into syrup, Henry Meloux watched his uncle and listened and learned. ❋ WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER (2007)
She presented him with a Crock-Pot, along with some advice: "Nothing says 'I care' quite like wild-rice hot dish for the neighbors." ❋ Unknown (2005)
I think I'm going to make some wild-rice stuffed tomatoes this week. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It did give me an idea, though: establishing a merit-badge system for qualification as a Certified Master Chef, and limiting the already demonstrably skilled Polcyn's requirements to cheese storage and wild-rice identification. ❋ Unknown (2002)
And perhaps inspired to nitpicking by reading about that murderous exam (framed articles document Polcyn's dogged determination), I couldn't help noticing that the wild-rice cakes served with the duck were made with bland, cultivated "wild" rice. ❋ Unknown (2002)
It can also be classified according to crop system and raising method into fish raising in double-cropped ricefields, fallow winter fields, lotus fields, and wild-rice fields. ❋ Unknown (1995)
An island embosomed in a marsh has always formed a favorite retreat for an Indian tribe, whether among the everglades of Florida, or the wild-rice swamps of north-western Canada. ❋ Robert A. Wilson (N/A)
Her father, mother, and herself had started from Otter Tail lake in September, 1862, after the quelling of the Sioux outbreak, and voyaged down the Red river in a canoe, intending to settle in the wild-rice region a few miles southeast of the spot where they then were. ❋ William Worthington Fowler (N/A)
Those of you who live near wild-rice or wild-oat marshes have a good chance to become acquainted with this Rail. ❋ Various (N/A)
The wild-rice is gathered and ripe, von the moors, lie the scarlet _po-pan-ka_, [BF] _Michábo_ [85] is smoking his pipe, -- ❋ Hanford Lennox Gordon (1878)
In the _tee_ of Ta-té-psin the store of wild-rice and dried meat was exhausted; ❋ Hanford Lennox Gordon (1878)
Twin sisters, with bountiful hand wide scattering wild-rice and the lilies. ❋ Hanford Lennox Gordon (1878)
The wild-rice is gathered, the meat of the bison is stored in the _teepee_; ❋ Hanford Lennox Gordon (1878)
