Fry bread is first believed to have been made in 1864 when the United States forced the Navajo people living in present-day ...

Whether you're already a fan of this traditional Indigenous dish or trying it for the first time, this easy fry bread recipe delivers that soulful, comforting bite just like Rip intended.

Never tried cowboy bread? Don't even know what it is? Don't worry. Here are all the basics you need to know, explained with a ...

Cover with a dry towel until ready to cook. To cook fry bread, place any suitable frying oil in a deep, heavy pan. The oil should be a minimum of 1 inch deep. Place pieces of bread in the oil.

Alexa Numkena-Anderson likes having people stop into her pop-up restaurant, Javelina, and experiencing the Native American dish, fry bread. The owner of a local money transmitter business in the ...

The Native American Student Union held their annual fry bread and taco sale on Friday. The tradition, 52 years running, according to University of Oregon junior Damian White Lightning, is a ...