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Chickweed is to the forager what iceberg lettuce is to the supermarket salad. It’s cool, neutral taste acts as a showcase for many of the wilder, peppery, bitter tastes that nature has on offer...
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On a wild food diet I thought I could avoid the outside world. Ha! You couldn't make this story up. Please ignore this if you a) don't want to read…
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The challenges of surviving the winter on wild food. And not just any winter... this winter! An update on winter foraging or the lack of it :)
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Winter foraging and wishing you 2021 blessings. The new plants appearing in the depths of winter bring with them hope for world change and renewal.
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If you’ve recently got interested in foraging, or lockdown is getting to you, don’t wait for the Spring to start foraging. Here are some good reasons to…
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Clocks, coffee, salads and the King's scrofula. Dandelion roots are a winter staple and the whole plant has a surprising amount of uses.
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The I-Ching oracle, Roman soldiers, hops, flu, nosebleeds and trout. There are many reasons why I love yarrow! Green & abundant before mid-December…
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What have velcro, gobo, inulin and a man in disguise covered in seed heads got to do with my winter diet? I'm exploring the multiple uses of burdock, a…
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