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Transforming the Edible Wild

You've foraged for your wild greens and other foods, but what to do with them? Share your wild food discoveries, ideas and recipes here...

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jason foxley is now a member of Wild Food School FORAGERS FORUM
December 31, 2009
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I hope next year is a bumper one for you. Good luck! :O)
October 26, 2009
Thanks for this Carol, will remember for next year! Ruth
October 26, 2009
Here in Kent it's been an excellent year for stone fruit (sloe/bullace/cherry plums/damsons etc.). Also most of our local nut trees cropped heavily. I suspect that you might have left it too long before going back to check your potential harvest. Ba…
October 26, 2009
I just sent a reply but it was wiped so forgive me if this is the 2nd time There are lots of sloes and buchal plums (?) in Dorset at the moment and blackberries, and there were loads of hazelnuts but they have disappeared we figured the squirrels ha…
October 9, 2009
Heidi, Mark Peace and David Scobie joined Wild Food School FORAGERS FORUM
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Ruth Preece

Hazelnuts 5 Replies

Started by Ruth Preece in Foraging for Wild Food. Last reply by Carol Hunt Oct. 26, 2009.

Edwin

Wild in the garden 2 Replies

Started by Edwin in Foraging for Wild Food. Last reply by Carol Hunt Sep. 2, 2009.

 
 
 

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