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Famous South Dakota Recipes

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Famous South Dakota Recipes include hot beef sandwiches, Indian tacos, kolaches, lefse, rhubarb pie, kuchen, and pasties. These popular recipes will remind you of the best part of being in South Dakota. 

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South Dakota boasts Mt Rushmore and the Black Hills. It also features the infamous Calamity Jane. In addition, you’ll find Native American reservations and expansive buffalo fields.

These ten food categories include three recipes from notable professional chefs and home chefs, with the recipe testing and dish development done for you. All you need to do is enjoy the wonderful combinations that make these dishes uniquely South Dakota.

 

Hot Beef Sandwich 

The cook places a slice of toasted bread on a plate. They also add slow-cooked shredded beef on top. Furthermore, they pour savory gravy over the sandwich.

Indian Tacos 

Fry bread is topped with seasoned ground beef, diced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and cheddar. These are perfect for lunch or dinner.

Kolache 

These round pastries are made with sweetened yeast dough and filled with fresh fruit. They are a delicious snack, dessert, or breakfast.

Lefse 

These traditional Norweigan potato bread are thin and look like tortillas. They are topped with butter, sugar, cinnamon, or fruit.   

Rhubarb Pie 

Rhubarb is a vegetable that can’t be eaten raw and has a tart flavor. It’s delicious with other, sweeter fruit and baked in pies and is a famous South Dakota recipe. 

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Kuchen 

Kuchen means “cake” in German. This dessert is made with various fruits, brown sugar, butter, and flour.  

Pasties 

Cooks fill pastry dough with cubed beef, potatoes, rutabaga, and onions. They also bake it until golden brown. In addition, this creates a famous British dish.

Fry Bread 

Cooks fry pieces of flat dough, creating a traditional Native American bread. It also turns out savory and chewy. In addition, you can top it with meat or vegetables.

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Fish and Chips 

Fried strips of flaky white cod or walleye fish are served with thick-cut french fries. This famous British dish is popular all over South Dakota.  

Bierocks 

These German rolls are made with dough stuffed with ground beef and cabbage and then baked into little balls. They are a delicious appetizer or handheld dinner.  

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