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Garlic Mustard Roulade Recipe
Image: Date of Post: Sun, 2012-04-15Using foraged garlic mustard, we cook up a hearty dinner recipe. Very customizable, just vary the filling!Location: CT
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Violet Jelly
Image: Date of Post: Mon, 2012-04-16Some notes on my first season of violet jelly...Location: Milwaukee WI
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Curly Dock Dolmades
Image: Date of Post: Mon, 2012-04-23Wild dock leaves filled with rice,feta and origanoLocation: Emilia Romagna Italy
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Ramps Langos Recipe
Image: Date of Post: Tue, 2012-04-24We love ramps, we love deep fried foods. How about some Hungarian deep-fried ramps-filled bread?Location: CT
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Infusiasm: Violet & Honeysuckle Syrups
Image: Date of Post: Tue, 2012-04-24You can drink in spring (quite literally) by foraging violets and honeysuckle for fragrant infused flower syrups. They make the most divine cocktails.Location: Long...
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Dandelions!
Image: Date of Post: Wed, 2012-04-25A photo collage and description of the common dandelion, the wonderful dandelion!Location: CT
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Foraging Wild Ginger
Image: Date of Post: Wed, 2012-05-02Foraging and identifying wild ginger in the NortheastLocation: CT
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Japanese Knotweed Quiche
Image: Date of Post: Fri, 2012-05-04Japanese Knotweed Quiche is kind of like asparagus quiche... but better!Location: Maine
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Foraging Burdock Stalks
Image: Date of Post: Tue, 2012-06-12It’s time to forage burdock stalks, the part that shoots up from the plant in their second year before they flower. I harvested them from among the debris of a...
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Dried "Mystery Plums"
Image: Date of Post: Tue, 2012-08-14Neighbor's tree full of mystery fruit? Think they're plums? Dry some! Dried plums make great toppings for salads, granola, ice cream or as a snack. Tossed with...
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Identifying and Eating Daylilies
Image: Date of Post: Tue, 2012-08-28Foraging and eating wild daylilies through the seasons, from roots to flowers, spring through autumn.Location: CT
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Wild Spiced Nocino
Image: Date of Post: Wed, 2012-08-29Another recipe for Italian style Nocino, but this time made with wild foraged black walnuts, spicebush berries, and sweet cicely roots.Location: CT
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Nettle Foraging and Nettle Soup Recipe
Image: Date of Post: Fri, 2013-03-15How to forage, identify and prepare Stinging Nettles and a recipe for Cream of Nettle Soup.Location: Seattle WA
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Foraging Outdoors with Children
Image: Date of Post: Fri, 2013-05-17Foraging outdoors with children can be fun and a great way to give them a sense of pride and excitement to cook and eat good, nourishing food.Location: Iowa
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Rose Petal Syrup
Image: Date of Post: Sun, 2013-06-16Gather wild roses from the beach and make a fragrant, brilliantly colored syrup for summer sodas, cocktails, and sorbet.Location: CT
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Harvesting Mulberries
Image: Date of Post: Sat, 2013-07-13Much to our surprise we found not one but two mulberry trees on our property. We have lived in our house almost three years! These trees are over 30 feet tall which...
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Preserving Wild Harvests- Jelly and Jam
Image: Date of Post: Wed, 2013-08-14Preserving our wild, foraged harvests in jars can be accomplished in a sweet way, such as jam, jelly, and fruit in simple syrup.Location: CT
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The Weird & Wonderful Cauliflower Mushroom
Image: How to locate & enjoy the fabulously strange wood cauliflower mushroom (sparassis crispa). Including tips on how to identify it, why it gets me so excited and cooking advice.Location: St....
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Morel Mushroom Hunting
Image: With the passage of winter comes wet soggy ground, which are perfect conditions for mushroom growth. In our area there is one mushroom that creates a mad dash to collect it: the Morel.Location:...
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Ramps (Wild Leeks)
Image: There is only a short period when ramps are available for harvesting. Collect them to enjoy this seasonal delicacy now, or preserve them for a taste of spring later in the year.Location: Ontario
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