The hearty pemmican stew that sustained the Canadian Mounties
In short: Discover the history of Rubaboo, a nutritious stew made from pemmican, traditionally eaten by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
This episode of Tasting History with Max Miller explores the preparation and cultural significance of Rubaboo, a dish rooted in the survival needs of the Canadian Mounties.
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