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Kitchagumy, also known as "kitchi-gummi" or "kitchigumi," is a traditional Native American dish made from a combination of wild rice and various ingredients like berries, nuts, or meats, often cooked in a broth. It is particularly associated with the Ojibwe and other tribes in the Great Lakes region. The dish reflects the indigenous people's connection to nature and seasonal food sources. Kitchagumy is often prepared during gatherings or celebrations, emphasizing community and cultural heritage.

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