Wild Food to Forage in Early June! | Late Spring Foraging, UK

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Join me for a chilled sunset forage across the fields of South Yorkshire in search for edible plants, flowers and trees!
Please remember to never eat any wild food, be it plant, fruit or fungi, unless you are 100% certain of its identity and always cross check your resources. Always do research before taking herbs internally, especially if you are pregnant, have severe allergies or a weakened immune system. Finally, remember to take only what you need from places of abundance, and always leave plenty for the wildlife too.
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@ArtichokeHunter Год назад

My favorite part of burdock is the stalk. You don't have to dig, it doesn't give people gas, and once you peel it, it's a tender tasty vegetable!

@danniinthewild Год назад

That is awesome! I’ve only ever tried the stalk raw with a nibble and haven’t spent any time trying to cook with it - how do you prepare yours?

@ArtichokeHunter Год назад

@@danniinthewild I usually put it in a stir fry, sometimes I'll add it raw to a pasta dish or something like that.

@Nitecrow314 Год назад

Always learn a shed load from your foraging videos, Danni. Thank you 💚

@maryalcock9451 Год назад

You knowledge is exceptional Danni absolutely love watching your videos thank you so much xxx

@danniinthewild Год назад

Thank you so much for watching!

@ryanhanstock-rn8qv Год назад

I love dandelion and burdock it’s by far my favourite drink ever!

@nwoslothbite3077 Год назад

Thanks for making these, it really helps. I have a book and I go out into the field but having video guides as well really helps so thank you!

@joannahart1604 Год назад

Amazing…love all your videos 💕

@mattgoodchild8215 Год назад

Your knowledge is truly exceptional Danni ....The rhododendron is a nightmare in the snowdon region it's growing all over the hills and literally tearing them down rock by rock in some areas all you can see is rhododendrons they also have a type of fungus that grows in and around the areas they are rooted and is toxic to other plants they are pretty and the bees like the flowers ......Thanks Danni keep them vids coming 👌👍🌿🐦🌼🍀🌷

@danniinthewild Год назад

That’s so sad! They are pretty just massive and a nuisance! Thanks for watching as always Matt! 🙌🏽

@esquirehancock6937 Год назад

Amazing, thank you. I have been looking for leaves to use for cooking

@danniinthewild Год назад

One of my favourites is cabbage - if you have a garden or farmers field near you! 😄

@lisathorp8576 Месяц назад

How do you dry leaves to make teas?

@brittanylonghurst7237 Месяц назад

I can't find wild garlic wish I could

@tigrecito48 Год назад

hey.. in the field near me in the UK i found some things that look like a wild version of beans or peas.. are they edible? how do i know exactly what it is? they are in pods and kinda small.. much smaller than a supermarket pea... i dunno if they are full grown or a long way off.. just wondering if u could eat them.. say if camping or in the apocalypse etc?

@marycorcoran238 Месяц назад

Sounds like vetch

@solidstart9042 Год назад

Is there anything I can confused Elder with?

@marycorcoran238 Месяц назад

Leaf smells horrible when crushed, a lanky Bush. Cream fragrant flowers are unmistakable now in Early June. In the autumn deep purple berries to make into a syrup for Winter with honey and cloves