Throughout history and during periods of conquest, the traditional home cooking of Texas Mexican families, known as “comida casera,” has played a crucial role in preserving indigenous identity and heritage. By preparing dishes like deer, cactus, and tortillas, women spearheaded the cultural resistance against colonization. This road movie travels through various Texas cities, highlighting the racism that has obscured Native American history. It champions a new kind of gathering, centered around a table where everyone is invited.