Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
How to get started learning more about the plants around us, and how better plant literacy can improve our lives, our meals, our communties and protect our planet.
In which caribougrrl and Fefe Noir go whale watching, take note of some foraging opportunities, get outmaneuvered by sheep, make way for the caterpillars, and provide you with some tips for picking and preparing a couple of seaside edibles.
Trap the essence of the long lazy days of summer in this clover and wild rose infused syrup. Take a walk in a meadow to collect the flowers for this recipe. Reminiscent of honey, use as a substitute for corn syrup or, well, honey.
Much to our surprise we found not one but two mulberry trees on our property. We have lived in our house almost three years! These trees are over 30 feet tall which can make harvesting difficult. Here are out tips to get most mulberries off the tree
