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Sunday, April 12, 2009

Mediterranean Wild Food - Prickly Pears

opuntiathumb.jpgEaster 2009 - continuing my wild food foraging, away from home, I found some prickly pears...

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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Mediterranean Wild Food - Rosemary

rosemarythumb.jpgEaster 2009 - My endearment to wild foraged food doesn't take a break when I go on holiday - in fact, quite the contrary is true - travel affords the opportunity for new wild food experiences.
Rosemary, as a kitchen garden herb is very familiar to me, but out here in Southern Spain, it grows wild everywhere.

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Sunday, March 15, 2009

Gorse Flowers

gorsethumb.JPG"Kissing's out of season when Gorse is out of flower" - so they say.  This is a wild food article about gorse flowers, which can be found at pretty much any time of year...

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Friday, October 24, 2008

Relatives Of Common Hawthorn - And Making Hawthorn Brandy

hawthorn2thumb.JPGOctober 2008 - There have been a few frosts now and it's changed the wild food landscape a bit. There are still wild fruits that are now just reaching the right moment to pick - including some of the relatives of common Hawthorn.

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Monday, September 15, 2008

Hawthorn

hawthornthumb.jpgSeptember 2008 - There's a very heavy crop of Hawthorn fruits this year - but how can this abundance be put to good use?

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Sunday, September 14, 2008

Amethyst Deceiver

amethystdeceiverthumb.JPGThe Amethyst Deceiver is a name that might conjure up images of a purple-clad comic-book villain. The truth is, it's a common edible mushroom.

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Thursday, September 11, 2008

Fairy Ring Mushrooms

fairyringthumb.JPGFairy Ring Mushrooms were probably the first wild fungus I learned to reliably identify. I've known for many years that they are edible, but never quite got around to trying them, until now.

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Saturday, August 30, 2008

Watercress

watercressthumb.JPGAugust 30 2008 - We spent the day by the side of the River Meon near Soberton - at this point, the river is a fast-flowing, crystal-clear chalk stream.

The kids busied themselves with the catching of sticklebacks and minnows and the building of dams. I scouted around a bit and discovered large patches of watercress in the shallow margins.

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Monday, August 25, 2008

Goosefoot

goosefootthumb.JPGOut picking blackberries, I also returned home with some goosefoot that I picked from a weedy, recently-ploughed corner of a field.

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Sunday, August 17, 2008

Blackberry And Apple Crumble

crumble1.JPGAugust 2008 - This summer's crop of blackberries has started well and looks like it's going to continue in like manner.

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