:scroll:Pimin has been a staple food for Native Americans for thousands of years, made with various meats and fats.
:no_entry_sign:Pimin historically did not include salt or pepper, as they were expensive and had no preservative effect.
:spoon:Adding other ingredients like fruit to Pimin could affect its shelf life and make it less suitable for long-term storage.
:nut_and_bolt:Nutmeg could be the only possible addition to enhance the flavor of Pimin, but it would be more of a personal preference rather than a traditional ingredient.
:flags:Different Native American nations had unique ways of making Pimin, using various meats and fats, resulting in different flavors.