Wild Food Foraging with Miles Irving

Wild food Foraging

Wild Food Foraging

Miles Irving came to Applecross over the Easter weekend, through the ALPS funding we  were able to join him on a walk through the Walled Garden, wood & seashore for a bit of foraging.

The good bits were being able to identify what definitely NOT to eat – such as Hemlock and finding some new plants to forage for. My favourite was Sea Sandwort which tastes  like  cucumber. It can be salted & put into a reasonably airtight container & lacto-fermented like sauerkraut. He has a very informative book “the forager handbook – a guide to the edible plants of Britain” which is informative, does have recipes & eating advice; so often lacking in foraging books.

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~ by Aurora Bed and Breakfast on April 25, 2011.

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