Book Review: Abundantly Wild

Foraging field guides are worth collecting, since no two foragers have the same recipes and techniques.

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Wild Foods Recipe: Pickled Glasswort Seaweed

Foraging the costal areas is a rare treat. Learning to prepare seaweed is one of the benefits.

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Wild Food Recipe: Autumn Olive-Wild Apple Butter

Finding ways to use introduced edible wild species, like autumn olives can yield excellent results.

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Wild Food Recipe: Sesame-Ginger Dandelion Greens

Knowing how to prepare wild foods, like dandelion greens, is the key to making them palatable.

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Wild Food Recipe: Chickweed Pesto

Another way to enjoy this delicious wild edible.

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Clark Rogerson Foray is Rich in Fungi

A mushroom foray is typically a combination of collection and identification, lectures and educational programs, mushroom tasting and fun events. Clark Rogerson established the event I attended this past weekend. I never knew him, but am grateful to those he taught, who now teach me.

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Blueberry Pie Recipe Revisited and Revised

Discovering how to make anything better is worth the effort – that includes blueberry pie.

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Discovering a New Wild Edible: Quickweed

The world of plants reveals another wild edible.

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When the Going Gets Tough, It’s Time to Go Foraging

Drawing strength from the natural world is an effective way to cope with challenges.

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How to Dry Morel Mushrooms

Drying morels will preserve them for years, ensuring you’ll have them to enjoy in the years when there are few mushrooms.

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