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Info on finding, identifying, harvesting and cooking wild edible food.
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I have some dry Kentucky Coffeetree seeds that I foraged in March. I removed the seeds from the pod and stored them in a jar for over two years. Can I still roast them and make an edible powder from them?
This pecan tree in my yard is a blessing and a curse.
Hi there. I need advice. I foraged those rosehips 4 days ago and some started to be mushy. Is it still safe to make a jam from them? Tysm in advance!
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This is my Bears Head tooth - I believe - it popped up last year and I saw it too late. Should I go pick and eat this now?
Is this juniper berry and if so any recipes
Hi! I'm travelling to Latvia for a bit, and I heard foraging is quite the tradition here. Is anyone Latvian here? Would love to chat
Hey Everyone!
I was fortunate enough to find a bunch of yellowfoot chanterelles today! I have limited experience with cooking these and wanted to know your favorite ways to cook with them? Thank you!
First time we've dried them before cracking and they all have that dark brown inside like they've oxidized. Is this normal and still ok to process? The one half on top I scratched the surface with my nail. Thanks.