Foraged food

Commonly mistaken for a weed, purslane is one of the most nutritious vegetables on the planet. Find out how to identify it and use it in 20 delicious recipes! #purslane #verdolagas #foraging

There's a theory that the tastiest things need the best defenses. If you've ever stepped on or brushed by a bull thistle, you've experienced their robust defense system. What on earth are they hiding behind

Gathering, drying, and using clover is so simple! If you are a beginner at using wild edibles, then learning how to preserve white clover is the place to start! #foraging #foodpreservation #whiteclover #wildedibles #howtoforage #homesteading #eattheyard #eatthelawn

Goldenrod is helpful for making salves for sore muscles, tea for your kidneys, and may be useful for respiratory woes.

These inspiring spruce tip recipes will help you make the most of this ephemeral foraged food. Spruce tip syrup, pesto, ice cream & more!

Discover the unique taste of fermented pine needle soda, one of my favorite pine needle recipes when it comes to wild food foraging. Made with just three ingredients, this naturally fermented drink offers a delightful citrusy, pine, and minty flavor. Often compared to pine needle sprite for its fizziness and natural taste, it's a wonderful way to enjoy foraged ingredients. Learn more about fermentation for beginners, natural remedies, and healthy drinks recipes at growforagecookferment.com

A delicate floral syrup of a beautiful purple color to give a summery twist to your cocktails, iced teas and coffee drinks or simply to use on top of your morning pancake or waffles.

Mullein is one of the most recognizable, medicinal and useful plants. Foraging for mullein is easy and fun!

Wondering what to do with elderberries? Here are a bunch of ideas for putting them to use-- including the basics of finding, harvesting, and prepping!

Do you have black walnut trees nearby? Take advantage of this foraged food by learning when to harvest and how to hull, cure, and store black walnuts.