I really like this guy, because he not only points out the right plants (and the bad ones); but he prepares them on video. This step is overlooked by a lot of people when teaching what only and not How!
The tree cambien is also a medicine source when it is Slippery Elm (Red Elm) that is used for collection.
Nice. Something I definitely need to get better at, for sure, is being able to identify woodland edibles!
I try to look up a wildcrafting video every day, but I manage about three times a week. This is above average; and a little more useful than most.
:) :DSure is useful knowledge!
Yup, yummy stuff!
:Dalfieaesthetics has a new video out on youtube 25 wild edibles.
I love his output, entertaining and informative :)
Thanks, I will look for it!
:)Good post on collecting and preparing woodland edibles. I will mark this one for future reference.
Glad it helped you! I learned a lot too.
:)I knew we could eat lots of plants but how to prepare them is just as important.
The preparation part was why I posted this one. Very good information to have!
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