Latest posts tagged with #BackyardForaging on Bluesky
Made stinging nettle puree to freeze for future fun projects like nettle pasta and crepes.
Nettles add nutrients, color, and unique flavor for maximum food fun! Blanch 1 min, ice bath, drainage, blend, freeze.
#nettles #nettlepuree #foragedfood #backyardforaging #foraging #foodprep #superfoods
Ripe pawpaw fruit, held up in front of a green lawn.
Our little pawpaw patch is making a comeback after last year’s tornado! We got one little fruit this season and I’ve been watching it like a hawk, waiting for it to ripen. It’s finally ready! #backyardforaging
Taste and texture: think rare ribeye or NY strip. Maybe more towards the strip. Very mild flavor.
If they get too woody, they don’t taste good, so it’s best to harvest while young & tender.
#BackyardForaging #Mushrooms
Dryad’s Saddle mushroom. So tender & mild, not unlike sweet baby jeebus.
EAT THESE!! They is yum! 😋
#Foraging #Mushrooms #Maine #BackyardForaging
A large mixing bowl full of lilac flowers that have to be plucked or in this case snipped with shears one flower at a time. Watching Star Trek to help pass the time as I process these.
The lilac tree was super prolific this year and hopefully will be even more so after all this deadheading.
Harvesting and processing lilac flowers to make lilac sugar today.
It smells amazing!
I'm hoping I'll have enough to make a Costco sized batch.
#BackyardForaging
#Nature 🌸 #Lilac
#BloomScrolling 🌱
Blue glazed bowl full of small purple flowers
One of my 2025 goals is to make wild violet jelly. Step one is of course gathering wild violets. #Spring #Wildviolets #Backyardforaging
Little blue speedwell flowers and a henbit plant among grass.
Grape hyacinth
Dandelions
Leaves of creeping bellflower
Taking some inventory of the edible plants in my yard (yes, some invasive, I’m working to replace with natives). Today I spotted speedwell, henbit, grape hyacinth, dandelion, and creeping bellflower. #foraging #backyardforaging #edibleweeds
One of my recent adventures in life; is learning about invasive plants in my backyard and how to use them. So my battle plan is to eat (if I can) and use each one. Definitely will be an interesting challenge!
#amythyst #backyardforaging
#witchsky
#invasivespecies
#challenge
#learningsomethingnew
Prunus cerasifera / wild plum
#BayArea #spring #backyardforaging 🌸 https://www.instagram.com/p/BBta7gxHfK0/
