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Cyperus esculentus | Chufa, Tigernuts | Traditional Wild Food Recipes
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Traditional Wild Food Recipes. Cyperus esculentus Chufa, Tigernuts. By forestgardens on April 5, 2010. Cyperus esculentus is a spreading perennial sedge, it looks like grass and is grown for its edible tubers. Its one of the earliest cultivated plants in ancient Egypt, it was consider a specialty crop and was used to make cakes. The Arabs introduced the plant to Spain during the time of the Moorish kings (700 B.C. a 1200 A.D.). 5 liters of Water. You now have a fine, milky...
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Traditional Wild Food Recipes. Researching traditional recipes for the “wild” crops I am growing in my forest garden in Queens, NY. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Follow Blog via Email.
Portulaca oleracea | Purslane | Traditional Wild Food Recipes
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Traditional Wild Food Recipes. By forestgardens on April 6, 2010. Purslane is one of my top greens and I have planted this low ground self seeding ground cover on a good chunk of my garden. It’s delicious and has some of the highest omega 3 fatty acid(alpha linolenic acid) found in plants. In south america they call it verdolaga and it is a popular comfort food in the form of omelets, rolled in tortillas or dropped by handfuls into soups and stews. Cup finely chopped onion.
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Traditional Wild Food Recipes. By forestgardens on April 6, 2010. Purslane is one of my top greens and I have planted this low ground self seeding ground cover on a good chunk of my garden. It’s delicious and has some of the highest omega 3 fatty acid(alpha linolenic acid) found in plants. In south america they call it verdolaga and it is a popular comfort food in the form of omelets, rolled in tortillas or dropped by handfuls into soups and stews. Cup finely chopped onion.
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Persimmon tree | NYC FOREST GARDEN
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. By forestgardens on 2009/07/31. My Persimmon tree is fruiting this year. First came the bell shape flowers then out popped the fruit. I’ll take a picture of them this weekend. Theres an old Japanese method called hoshi gaki,. Sort of a loop hole to the astringent factor, you clip the fruit of with the branch, peel the skins leaving a bit of the bottom, massage and dry them, this way it will also be preserve and you can eat these guys throughout winter. This garden taught f...
Recap: 4/09 – 2 years after planting | NYC FOREST GARDEN
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Recap: 4/09 – 2 years after planting. By forestgardens on 2009/07/27. The garden is visibly more lush this year and you can really see all the runners and clumpers in the shot below. The perennials are well established after 2 years. Over the winter of 08 I planted winter rye and clover as a cover crop from Seeds of Change. I didnt take pictures but I’ll make sure to do it this year. Tagged with: cover crop. Laquo; Recap:4/08 – 1 year after instant succession. Forestgarden...
Recap:4/08 – 1 year after instant succession | NYC FOREST GARDEN
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Recap:4/08 – 1 year after instant succession. By forestgardens on 2009/07/27. Oregano… Read More. Italian Dandelion – Chicory. Gooseberries – Poorman variety- suppose to be the sweetest one and best for fresh eating. The Berries fruited after 1 year of being planted. Goumi – Fixes Nitrogen, will take out in 4 years or so and replace with Goji berries. Sajio Persimmon – suppose to be the tastiest but is astringent. Tagged with: edibe perennials. Laquo; Recap: 08/07.
Recap: 5/07: Sheet Mulching/ Planting | NYC FOREST GARDEN
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Recap: 5/07: Sheet Mulching/ Planting. By forestgardens on 2009/07/27. Those grey buckets are filled with free compost from the NYC Give Back events. Im using keyhole beds to maximize the little space i have. Those grey buckets are filled with free compost from the NYC Give Back events. Im using keyhole beds to maximize the little space i have. 1 Sliver Hill nursery. 8211; Perennials Plants in Union Square Farmers Market. 2 One Green World. 3 Oikos Tree Crops.
Recap: 3/07: Forest Garden, Queens, NY | NYC FOREST GARDEN
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Recap: 3/07: Forest Garden, Queens, NY. By forestgardens on 2009/07/27. Got a permaculture certificate in 06 in MA. decided to try out what I learned back home in NYC. Site (front lawn) before implementation. Site: Lawn in Queens, ny in early March 2007. This is where I. Will plant a Edible Forest Garden. Quick Design (analysis not posted). Keyhole beds and a swale that will catch some path rain runoff. Recap: 5/07: Sheet Mulching/ Planting. Subscribe to comments with RSS.
Recap: 08/07 | NYC FOREST GARDEN
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. By forestgardens on 2009/07/27. 3 1/2 months after installation. The persimmon tree started off as a twig but grew 2x as large with branches and leaves within the summer. Laquo; Recap: 5/07: Sheet Mulching/ Planting. Recap:4/08 – 1 year after instant succession. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out.
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20 most recent entries. Does anyone know of classes on finding/eating wild food in the Baltimore MD area? I've been reading about them lately and now I want to know more. I heard that dock leaves were edible if cooked twice. So, when collecting ground elder to eat (highly recommended) I picked some fresh spring dock leaves to experiment with. There seems to be a lack of reliable information on this subject, so I present my results here. I am not an expert when it comes to the complex Rumex. Wild Food in ...
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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Traditional Wild Food Recipes. By forestgardens on April 6, 2010. Purslane is one of my top greens and I have planted this low ground self seeding ground cover on a good chunk of my garden. It’s delicious and has some of the highest omega 3 fatty acid(alpha linolenic acid) found in plants. In south america they call it verdolaga and it is a popular comfort food in the form of omelets, rolled in tortillas or dropped by handfuls into soups and stews. Cup finely chopped onion.
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It’s Berry Season! At last it has arrived the moment we wait and wait for. Summer warm and liberating. And nothing epitomizes summer like berries. First jewels of salmonberry lighting up the forest, red huckleberry making my lips pucker, the intoxicating smell of ripe strawberries,. Elise Krohn is passionate about her relationship with plants. As an herbalist and native foods specialist she empowers others in gathering and using. There are many incredible resources out there. This is my own list of f...
Wild Food School
Sunday, 14 September 2008. This time of year is perhaps the one period when folks think about 'foraging', rather than using the remainder of the year as potential food input time. What happens to those berries? Well, likely as not, they probably end up as jam. That's absolutely fine, but there's also lots of other interesting things to do with your harvested berries, and hopefully this post will inspire you to experiment further. 2008 appears not to be a very good year for damsons in some parts of the UK...
Wild Foods | Foraging | Wild Food School
Wild Food Foraging Courses. Wild foods and foraging have become very trendy and where better to learn about the skills of foraging than with the UK's leading foraging and wild food teaching resource - Wild Food School. Marcus Harrison, who runs the courses, is a UK authority and specialist on wild foods, and from time to time gives talks on the subject at the Natural History Museum - having also written for the NHM's own EVOLVE. Now the world has caught up with wild food cookery, and Marcus who runs Wild...
Wild Food School USA - Wild Foods of America - Wild Food Distance Learning Course
Get out there and taste the wild foods of America with the new home study, distance learning, course from Wild Food School USA ™. Learning about foraging for the wild foods of North America has never been easier thanks to this modular, structured, postal course which allows you to progress and explore at your own pace. Lots more about foraging wild foods can be found at the main Wild Food School. US Distance Learning Course Details. Edible Palms and Foraging in the Tropics. Why Eat Wild Plants?
Wild Foods by Vic Cherikoff Home - Wild Foods by Vic Cherikoff
What are we eating? Is it Food or Rubbish Food? Are the foods we source from supermarkets, growers’ markets or even organic produce outlets really providing the nutritional requirements we need to maintain good health? Are some worth eating at all? Follow each chapter link for more information. Chapter 1: Wild Foods, Wild Humans and Wild Ways. Chapter 2: Food Now and Then. Chapter 3: It’s More Than Just What We Eat. Chapter 4: A Wild Food Menu. Chapter 7: Are Wild Foods really that much better for us?
