How to Make Pashofa
Learn how to cook Pashofa with genealogy director, Gina Brown and Chickasaw language and cultural instructor, Jared Walker. Pashofa is a traditional Chickasaw dish that was originally used in the Pashofa Ceremony for healing. Gina demonstrates how to cook Pashofa in a cast iron pot over an open fire. Pashofa recipes have been passed down from generation to generation in Chickasaw families and this important dish reinforces our cultural identity.

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