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Recipes originating from The Pacific Northwest

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Recipes originating from The Pacific Northwest

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In Washington Cedar Planked Salmon with Beans and Peppers is very common. And from Oregon Salmon Patties can be found at most restaurants with ease.

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The Pacific Northwest consists of mainly rural forest and mountain ranges. Home the Cascade, Olympic, and Coastal Mountain Ranges. The Pacific Northwest also is highly volcanic. At 14,410' Mt. Rainer is the largest mountain in the Pacific Northwest.

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The Pacific Northwest is influenced by many different cultures including but not limited to, Anglo-American, Anglo-Canadian, Scandinavian American, Chinese and Mexican. Much of the restaurant culture is based on Mexican, Chinese and Greek cuisine.

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Native American Tribes Indigenous to Pacific Northwest

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Native American Tribes Indigenous to Pacific Northwest

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The Pacific Northwest has a rich history of Native American culture. The Chinook, Tlingit, Makkah and Nuu-Chah-Nulth are just a few of the many different tribes that have inhabited this region.

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The Pacific Northwest has a wide variety of crops grown throughout the seasons including, artichokes, asparagus, beans, beats, broccoli, cabbage, and raspberries. Much of the Pacific Northwest gets large rainy seasons making conditions somewhat difficult for growing.

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Bears, elk, moose, deer, eagle, mountain lion, salmon, whales octopus, orcas, humpbacks, and gray whales are among the most common game found in The Pacific Northwest.

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Traditions and History of The Pacific Northwest

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Traditions and History of The Pacific Northwest

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Totem Poles, Potlatches, and basketwork are some traditions that first emerged The Pacific Northwest.

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The most common type of food in The Pacific Northwest is Seafood. Salmon, shellfish, and oysters are just some of the most common types of dishes.