Cherokee chef forages wild green onions in Oklahoma for annual communal events, February-May.

Cherokee chef Bradley James Dry forages for wild green onions in Oklahoma, a staple of Native American cuisine, as their bright green stalks begin to grow at the end of winter. Generations of Indigenous people have centered their annual communal event, wild onion dinners, around this first food source. From February through May, every Saturday, a wild onion dinner takes place somewhere in Oklahoma.

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