Wild Edibles- Yellow Birch
In this episode I talk about the 3 kinds of Birch trees that I'm familiar with, and their uses. I make a special, wintergreen tea, using the Yellow Birch tree... Read More...
Recipes
Recipes
Black Walnuts Harvest Tutorial
In this episode, I take a look at Black Walnuts. I discuss, how to harvest, handle, prepare, and shell them. source... Read More...
Wild Outdoor Edibles – Rose Hips
In this episode, I show you how to identify rose hips, and how to make tea out of them. Rose hips make great jellies, sauces, syrups, soups and seasoning, ... Read More...
Hawthorn Berries – Great for the Heart!
In this episode, I will try to explain some benefits of Crataegus also know as the Hawthorn Berry. Hawthorn berries are small fruit that grows on trees ... Read More...
DIY Healthy Wild Grape Juice
You can make nutritious and healthy grape juice without a juicer. Not only is it safe and hygienic, but there are also no additives, preservatives, and the ... Read More...
Wild Outdoor Edibles- Homemade Wild Apple Cider- Easy to make!
I used wild apples to make Hot Apple Cider ~AND~ Apple Syrup! Let me show you how easy it is to do. source... Read More...
Wild Edibles- Wild Apple Syrup
In the previous episode, I made apple cider. Now I'll be using the cider to make apple syrup! There absolutely, NO additives. Just 100% good ol' fashioned app... Read More...
Wild Edibles- Primitive Bread- Part 1: Flour ‘Substitutes’
This series started with a question: "Is it possible to make bread, using common wild edibles?" The short answer is: Yes, but it took a lot of research for ... Read More...
Wild Edibles- Primitive Bread- Part 2: The Binder
In this episode I show you what common wild edible can be used as a binder in making primitive bread. source... Read More...
Wild Edibles- Primitive Bread- Part 3: The Bread
This episode of the primitive bread series, where I combine the cattail binder with the flour extenders that I've found, to make several different kinds of br... Read More...