Wild Rice Gift Bags
Category: Minnesota Wild Rice

Excellent idea when giving the gift of wild rice. Each cloth bag holds two pounds of wild rice or two packages of soup mix. Made by Bemidji Woolen Mills using the finest quality woolen fabric. Add a touch of class to your gift giving.

Price: $6.95

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Minnesota Cultivated Wood Parched Wild Rice
Category: Minnesota Wild Rice

The Lore of Wild Rice Ojibway and Sioux Indians of Minnesota call it Mahnomen. In Minnesota, August is Manominikegississ, the rice-making moon. In the lakes and rivers harvesting is still done in the traditional Indian way. One person poles a canoe or wooden boat through the rice bed when another person knocks the rice kernels off the stocks with sticks and into the canoe. The green rice then must be processed to take off the hull and lower the moisture content so it can be stored almost indefinitely.

Price: $6.50

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Minnesota Hand Harvested Wood Parched Natural Lake Wild Rice
Category: Minnesota Wild Rice

The Lore of Wild Rice
Ojibway and Sioux Indians of Minnesota call it Mahnomen. In Minnesota, August is Manominikegississ, the rice-making moon. In the lakes and rivers harvesting is still done in the traditional Indian way. One person poles a canoe or wooden boat through the rice bed when another person knocks the rice kernels off the stocks with sticks and into the canoe. The green rice then must be processed to take off the hull and lower the moisture content so it can be stored almost indefinitely. Our Best Quality!!

Price: $9.95

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Wild Rice Cookbook
Category: Minnesota Wild Rice

Discover these delicious recipes to please the entire family! Includes basic preparation, main dishes, soups, salads and breads.

Price: $2.95

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Minnesota Cultivated A Grade Wild Rice
Category: Minnesota Wild Rice

The Lore of Wild Rice Ojibway and Sioux Indians of Minnesota call it Mahnomen. In Minnesota, August is Manominikegississ, the rice-making moon. In the lakes and rivers harvesting is still done in the traditional Indian way. One person poles a canoe or wooden boat through the rice bed when another person knocks the rice kernels off the stocks with sticks and into the canoe. The green rice then must be processed to take off the hull and lower the moisture content so it can be stored almost indefinitely.

Price: $5.50

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