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elderberries
elderberry jelly -- my absolute favorite -- we gathered them every year with my grandmother, and the smell of the jelly cooking remains in my memory
AmazinglyTasty.com
Healthy and delicious wild garlic pesto. It takes only a few minutes to make. You can use it as a pasta sauce, salad dressing, or bread spread.
Weed It And Reap: A Meal With Nature's Outcasts
Wildharvesting recipes: Stinging Nettle Ravioli, Lambsquarters And Goat Cheese Omelet, Dandelion Greens With Bacon And Sherry Vinegar.
Feta and Wild Garlic Muffins | Recipes From A Pantry
Feta and Wild Garlic Muffins | Recipes From A Pantry
Fascinating Foraging - Garden Therapy
Foraged Flavor: Finding Fabulous Ingredients in Your Backyard or Farmer’s Market - Wild herb ravioli
Nettle soup
Nettle soup Get your gloves on to forage for wild plants like nettles - once cooked they have a spinach or cabbage flavour
a blanket fort of sorts Running With Tweezers
Purslane Salad with Blueberries, Blue Cheese & Buttermilk Dressing via Running With Tweezers
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How to make Elderflower syrup - 25 fresh elderflower heads 1.2 kg sugar 2 unwaxed oranges, sliced thinly 2 unwaxed lemons, sliced thinly
Dandelion fritters anyone? Wild food! Dandelion Recipes and more...oh the health benefits
Sauteed Dandelion Greens
Italian Food Forever » Sautéed Dandelion Greens
Wild Things Roundup: Acorn Sweets by Kiva and Loba
acorn recipes - simple acorn syrup, cranberry acorn compote, acorn cheesecake with cranberry-acorn compote topping ~ from The Medicine Woman's Roots
Fascinating Foraging - Garden Therapy
Post on Foraging Wild Greens: this “glossary of greens” is described in the article as “flavors that range from sweet to savory, tart to nutty, all found in the underbrush of a New Jersey meadow”. I know many of these “weeds” well as they grow around my garden and usually just end up in the compost bin. Clockwise from top: garlic mustard, wild garlic, lavender bergamot, chickweed, mugwort, cardamine, wood sorrel, dead nettle, garlic pennycress. Center: dandelion (top), henbit (bottom).