In the mackenzie district, these were eaten under three conditions. One form of vegetable dish is eaten strictly in connection with another that is non-vegetable. The moss, twigs and grass from a carab's stomach are used as a basis for oil. And on thay they consumed very large berches that they didn't grow themselves but that they traded with other tribes.

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