Agriculture and cattle breeding have always been principal means of livelihood for indigenous people. In the early 20th century, local authorities took away a significant portion of Indian land, so now agriculture and stock-raising are experiencing difficult times. Breeding sheep and goats, growing corn and legumes is the basis of the labor of local farmers, like it was many hundreds of years ago.
The culinary symbol of Arizona is blue corn; it differs from the usual yellow grain not only with color, but also with its excellent taste. Indians bake delicious cakes of corn flour; cornmeal is often mixed with regular wheat. Meat treats are also common in Arizona. Locals prefer to roast meat over an open fire only; absolutely all absolutely parts are used for meals.
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