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Can grow without your own garden of the diversity of organic vegetables ravitsevaa? Yes! Assessment of wild food is not a new idea, thanks to factors such as Euell Gibbons and Richard Mabey, but certainly the agricultural wilds.
The laws of the United States and the United Kingdom prevent rational view of rare plants, one in public places, or the law of the wilds. But is one of the right of common vegetables and flowers that you can plant the first, save the data in the cloudy.
As a result, farmers in the Western world is guerilla started to do urban wasteland at the beautiful flowers and vegetables of abandoned plots belonging to Member holdings productivity and even next to roads and waterways. If voluntary private land not trespass, officialdom date objected to low.
Local laws may be more stringent, so does the precautionary approach I recommend holding Wilds.Instead, I simply explains-entertainment-and what I have done forty years ago.
I lived then in Richmond, England, near Queen's Deer Park-public area of the. in March I walk thick pointed with the rod of the hotel, make holes in a shaded park areas-and-drop Jerusalem artichokes tubers.In the summer, which had been an increase in the fronds. they were deceptively Hogweed. Autumn I returned at dusk and harvested, many pocketful of the new bulbs.
Once the ground, Jerusalem artichokes and are almost impossible to get. I returned there for about ten years later, and you may still see flowering fronds.
See I had its own organic gardening eco village!
On the banks of the River Thames as close to my house common land. I planted it verges and the roots of young plants and Rhubarb.-Non-gardeners plant Look almost the same way as the dock. By using the my hotel stick the tip I scattered seeds luxuriously furnished and chive. While Chives cultivated cannot be distinguished from the quick glance grass.
I selected the Russian comfrey roots and I sowed such as good King Henry and FAT female seeds of perennial herbs. edible grow throughout England than weeds, and I was of concern to the local ecology.I also sowed spearmint roots.(Ten years later my mint continued to grow strongly in.)
My Potatoes grow the most unlikely places.One April I Tossed some chitted (pre-germinated) potatoes Mäki rotten furze and leaves the public in the Woods behind my house is.Fall within the ambit of the I was able to dig tasty small potatoes for long periods of time.Big leaves had been visible all summer, but nobody had disturbed the plants, probably because people do not expect the cultivation of seed potatoes for the garden outside.
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Secret, agricultural wilds successfully, I found, you will be able to select the parts of the public, who were rarely used was and is the reason for my visit to credible, even under English law, was doing anything unlawful. I took every time with my wildflowers will guide you through the case, the notification of the public official or a water Bailiff is stopped me.(It never happened.)
It is also important for sowing plants that could be your own battles with weeds. I was going to does not return and weed my Plants had to look like a plot! weeds at least uninitiated eye. spinach, aragula (rocket), corn salad and vegetables such hardy thyme, Marjoram and Savory were so fine beans were all too visible, unfortunately, even though they laugh weeds when they are well started.
Delicate root crops such as beet, carrots and parsnips does not grow weedy land coarse, I got.(That said, I once a fine crop strain root carrots and kohl rabi sandy railway siding.)
I enjoy many furtive hours as involuntary my youth, before I was able to give the House a Garden "land a steward"., then I stopped and much more wilds agricultural labour force and began to farm at the expense of their own country.
But somehow, it did not have much fun.
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I love evaluate and I am fortunate to be available to local experts.
But I am the first to admit that discovery, harvesting and preparation of wild edibles can be a daunting task, easy.
I have written many wild edibles farmers market and the availability of specialty stores.This is a very good way to start, you will learn about the plants,. When you find it easier to identify them in the wild.Wild Food recipes page has its own recipes and links to recipes from other sources.
Me no win fresh picked but locally grown is very close to the second. wild plants make up the nutrition, but it's a good idea with a new food, always test a small ensure syötävyyteen.
The following is a list of those establishments which you may find for sale:
Burdock root-available in spring, summer or autumn, remove the outer edge of the access to the edible core
Chickweed-maize (corn), such as tastes at the beginning of spring and autumn is growing, eat raw or cooked
Dandelion-early spring leaves salad or steamed vegetable
Day Lily-fashion shoots a good early spring buds and flowers in the summer,
Ferns-very early in the spring, will be used only for strictly for coiled-fiddleheads fiddlehead
Garlic mustard-excellent raw spring through summer cook roots in the autumn of
Jerusalem artichoke-late fall or early spring is the best time of the tubers
Lambs quarters-eat raw chef early spring, larger leaves
Mint-contains bee balm pennyroyal spearmint, wild thyme, wintergreen
Morels-very early in the spring, short period are sold dried more than fresh
Nettles-best at the beginning of the spring-steam to get rid of sting
Purslane-in the summer of raw salad or cooked a good
At the beginning of spring, Ramp-raw or cooked a good available wild leeks
Sorrel-update Lemon taste, sheep use salad
Staghorn sumac-sharp berries natural "Lemonade"
Purple foliage and the spring leaves in the summer of Thistle mid-good
Water Cress-available at the beginning of the spring and autumn
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Why you want to eat wild plants? This is a good question. If you do your own research to find and then eating wild edible plants can have very little adventure. Here are some other reasons why you should consider wild plant or two. As usual to do your research to make sure that the plant is safe to do so, you are subject to no and there was no it sprayed with pesticides. For more information, see your doctor before you can eat wild plant.
1. wild plants may be more ravitsevaa.
Our current methods of farming is depleted to us a lot of nutrients that they should usually soils.Through the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides plant will grow fine but does not have a lot of minerals from the soil and micronutrients unto them that they normally. Our food is now just as healthy for us as it was 100 years ago, before the modern methods of farming. wild plants is likely to continue, the original ravitsevaa in soil and more.
2. you can display different tone and texture blending table.
Your friends may have become bored Romaine lettuce and arugula. Some chickweed and dandelion Mix leaves young people and you need to ask these Greens had!
3. they are (probably) free of charge.
Hello fresh vegetables added to when it comes to grocery bill of materials (BOM). a few wild plants here and there can certainly stretch that budget a bit.
4. gather can be a good form without using.
We spend too much time cooped indoors now.Evening outside to collect some wild plants is a great way to spend time in nature, breathing fresh air.Pick a nice evening and examine only go. you may find yourself a bit of wandering and temporary process to clear the mind.
5. you feel more self-sufficient.
No, with a little searching for wild food is not equipped to live in a grid and bush as hardcore porn, survivalist, but you do not feel completely lost in the Woods, either, if you Imagine the next hiking your trip with your friends and that the eye catches two or three plants that recognize and can eat. you might not need to eat them, but it ensures that makes feel much more comfortable stay in a comfortable environment. the more you can feel the outside of the means, the more you can relax. Not the entire paragraph, these distances? Not to relax and enjoy nature?
I'm saying you want to build your entire diet of wild edible plants around, but it does not hurt to do a little research and experimentation only checks the user's Other. the doctor or the botanist first before you can eat something you know is safe. we do not want to work sick, when you try to access and fun!
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Wild food such as Marsh Samphire connections to disks are involved in the transport of the trendy international restaurants. Are not related to the beneficiaries of such a wild zone to be infected with avian influenza such as truffles as culinary rarities by cereal-based foods and baby foods and gourmet. Are these the Trail Blazers new trend, and is there something more going on here?
In Europe, at least in the second World War marked the watershed, cooking are concentrated flavors. Milk powder of wild foods became an integral part of survival. A draft version of the zone to be infected with avian influenza by food became an essential dietary staples often to those who can use those foods. It was inevitable that people would be, to put an end to such subsistence shie for food and agriculture that commercial produce and foods came to be all and end all of the daily diet war cam shortage.Two generations lost (by way of derogation from the significant fruit blackberries and certain mushrooms) what wild edible food products were and what knowledge of wern 't. Consumers became more than ever before.
But the turn of the wheel.Global concern has led to increased awareness and foraging and wild food sources of interest. This is in part the curiosity of the increased interest in the past and some of the ingredients and recipes. It is also increased the interest in an increasing number of herbs and flowers attract insects in the garden (and many insect attracting plants occur is edible).
This has led to increased knowledge and curiosity of ancient food sources and how wild and different medicinal products in foodstuffs of animal origin may be used for the purpose of This ancient Elizabethan. trade marsh samphire is redesigned and samphire is now on the menu. But it did not stop. Those people who Find the oldest in summer collection is now blackberries may flowers, elderberries August, wild plums and hazelnuts in September and October--and these are just common fruit.
When you start down this road you will find find the common garden weeds such bedstraw, fat hen and chickweed are edible, but a good vegetables do. Instead, these grubbing up and add them to the compost heap, wash them and add them to the dinner plate! Then there is the wild herbs like wild greens ramsons (wild garlic) in the spring and the field mustard, which is found throughout the year.There is even a Greens such as coltsfoot and can be found, the common wintercress and consumed even Winter depths.
Some of These wild food attraction is that they bring out "hunter-gatherer", all of us. it is a part of our ancestry, heritage and when you can get bitten you never quite be the same again ruokaileville bug.You will notice that the spring serves your dinner guests hedgerow salad made from wild greens and flowers, in summer, you can naturally fruit vanukkaissa in summer and autumn is wild nuts and wild mushrooms makes use of.Even in winter the depths are stored fruit and wild greens, you can use.
The next time you can move the tangled hedgerow or overgrown verge why not stop a moment to see a range of plant life that does not exist.A simple guide and some patience even can get tasty meal that these plants.
A trendy restaurant with a statement of wild foods may scraping and make the name itself, but the real chefs can really appreciate the width, and depth in the area you food verges. they really allows you to connect to the ancestors, since they are they will be collected and used in the Ancient tradition of keep foodstuffs. alive and some wild foods for yourself.
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Feeding wild birds to be backed up in the Garden is a pleasant pastime and one that can be done in a very advantageous either buying nuts and seeds, or by using the households destroyed. When they start feeding wild birds most people do not want to stop, because they enjoy watching them and see the feed.
Some people have disagreed with the idea of feeding.They think that it makes the birds of the noble and are dependent on their food for humans. other say that feeding from wild birds has only helps them to overcome the lack of wild winter natural food and makes them the actual injury.
How do you go about feeding wild birds that visit your garden and what food is a good idea to give them?Kylmempiä winter Weather in wild birds is a high energy food rich in fat, such as Food to survive. suet balls, nuts and seeds is particularly appropriate.Fresh water source should also be birds to drink, wash, preferably low container which should be cleaned on a regular basis.
Keep your bird feeding area clean. you can try to change the food to eat is to be conducted; overfeed spilled food accumulate and can cause health problems.
Wire mesh in the feeder peanuts are good at maisteritason blue tits free porn, big boobs and long tailed tits and seed is a good idea is to attract maisteritason ruokintaekologiasta.If you are using a window based on the input device may take longer to wild birds and the food source is reliable.
Should stop feeding is during the winter?Some people say that you should have to finish feeding Forecast at the time of the entry. other say that stop feeding all of a sudden it's a good idea to highlight birds. So stop feeding them, but gradually the warm Weather will once all stress reduction.
When the winter is over and the exposure to natural sources of food are more abundant you should have been gradually refilling feeding stations seriously folks much you want to stop, because they enjoy watching the wild birds and maybe even recognize visitors on a regular basis, you can start the feeding but they again next winter, when Kylmempiä Weather returns.
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As soon as Spring is upon us nature begins to give his abundance. But when the wild food thinking most people usually refers to the power granted to the autumn fruit and clips, after they have been available.
This is probably the fact that many people are almost completely unaware of wild greens. wild plants, which has been harvested (often in their own back Garden) and consumed.
In fact, as soon as the changes in April May wild edible plants spring as part of the number if you know what. then you may be able to find the right six edible species on the spot in your back garden.If you venture further työterveyshaasteisiin, for example, then strip it back to the little practical you can see the 30 or more wild plants, are both edible and most importantly, eat good.
In fact, are clearly more than a hundred common plants (many of them are considered weeds), you can collect and add your own Recipes. There are so many rare plants so that anyone with sufficient information to gather wild plant or another throughout the year, Even the depths of winter., it is not enough for the abundance of wild plants, you can create a hedgerow salad.
This two recipes contain wild Spring Green and designed to be present.
In the spring Fritters
Ingredients:
180 g of flour
squeeze the salt
1 egg
450 ml flat beer
300 g edible leaves and flowers (hawthorn flowers, broom, gorse flowers flowers, young Beech leaves, hop shoots leaves bisort ground elder leaves, sow thistle, cleavers, henbit deadnettle, ramsons, red deadnettle, white deadnettle, [No, what is on the other hand, is in principle])
Method:
Add flour and salt in a bowl, made in the middle of the high sides and share this egg. pour the beer and started with a combination of slightly. Gradually pour more beer and include more flour. mix thoroughly, so that the lumps are not before us and added to the beer is about one cream consistency batter. Cover with a cloth and allow to rest bowl for 30 minutes.
In the meantime cut the Greens and flowers and rinse with plenty of cold water or oil Heat wok. deep pan and mix flowers and Greens into batter. Drop spoonfuls hot oil and istutuskalojen batter mix taking time until golden.
Pick up the page by using slotted spoon plate, Drizzle a little honey and serve warm.
Spring tart
Ingredients:
80 g spring buds (hawthorn flowers and leaf buds, gorse flowers and Beech leaves only bud)
150 g spring green (primroses, violets and wild strawberries young leaves)
12 Town flowers
80 g young spinach
double cream 100 ml
300 ml single cream
60 g of naples bisket (or any dry sponge cake)
1 whole egg
2 egg yolks
enough for pastry, 22 cm pie shell
60 g sugar
salt, to taste
just grated cinnamon
Method:
Add sugar candy part primrose flowers.
In the meantime, wash and drain the buds will be green, then Our very small single dish with. Add and double cream and Simmer 3. minutes, or until the green you then take off the heat and our fears or grate Finely. naples bisket and mix with the cream, sugar, salt and spices into. set aside to cool.
When you have made your pie crust (use either expensive short-crust pie or standard pie crust recipes) place 22 cm pie dish, add the dried beans to flat bottom and blind bake sale at 200 ° C in the oven for 10 minutes.
Whisk eggs must cream have been poured into this part of the mixture. baked pie crust and the point I can bake sale of the surface.: 170 ° C in the oven at tart 75 minutes or until the surface is golden brown. contact from the oven and allow to cool completely before putting them in the beginning of the primrose with candied flowers.
I hope that these recipes I have given unto you the taste of how you can use a different wild foods and flowers on your doorstep tasty dishes, and that you now want to learn more about the ingredients include your own cookery in the wild ".
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It belongs exclusively to the period before all the baby in the spring Greens are available wild lettuce. How but do you know what is safe for your mouth? Here are just a few steps to control the inquisitive naturalist when looking for plants in the world.
Before you set up, to understand the main parts of the plant-root, stem, leaves, buds, flowers, fruit and.
Day hikes are examined and information because you are close to help, if the reaction is in good time of the year I spent you roaming. forests and over time have I learned what to do, you can reduce the risk.
Someone prone to allergic reactions I not take the matter lightly.
Audit trail, is a research institution.Whether it enabled the smell? what kind of smell?
You have a reaction to a plant, when you touch it? What happens when you insert it into the rannettasi? If you do not have 15-20 minutes of skin reaction, you are probably OK, but had the skin after one hour.
Decide which part you want to try, to prepare the way the factory you are going to eat it, and put the tiny little outer lip.
If you do not have waste by burning or itching, 5 to 15 minutes, a small slightly it places its mother tongue.I cannot keep something in my mouth for 15 minutes, so if you want to be careful, keep it for a short period of time your mouth and spit. Wait to see whether the reaction.
When the food is in the "my language" for a few seconds, I go ahead and pureskelutarpeen.I spit it as soon as If going to swallow.
When I have to be examined for the presence of a food so far, I know if I want to import it.
One important cautionary Note.Although the cultivated plants in the same items are no longer edible, while others are not.Ever wondered why tomato leaves not sold?
Very important, the second part of the body referred to above each. don't assume anything.
Finally, many wild foods are the Fiddlehead ferns turn stores. are completely edible food that causes an allergic reaction to some, for example.
If you know someone who is an expert, a bonus is collected in the wild. no win FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, willing to guide you, however, even if alone. examination of, you can quickly develop and you want to place in your mouth.
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We are so inured shop bought the factory farmed food, we do not forget that all food sources. In fact, all the food we eat now began to wild plant life out. Selective breeding for headed cabbages and fodder Kale can find almost the same way as their wild ancestors anymore. That is their wild ancestors have not been and will remain completely edible.
If you know what you want to search for and identification of the harvest of wild plants then give many completely free delicacies for the table. What's more wild foods are really and completely with the seasonal and a sense of our ancestors used to eat.
Spring is just around the corner for all serious foragers and anyone curious wild food venture out, once again, we are about to enter. fresh spring green season dandelions, white mustard greens, stinging for nettles, ramsons deadnettles, (wild garlic), bedstraw and many other edible delicacies are the best.
Here are two recipes that show off many of these wild Spring Greens, the best:
Wild garlic and Wild white mustard green pesto
Ingredients:
1 chopped garlic clove
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
150 g wild white mustard greens, washed and leave with shredded
chopped 12 ramson (wild garlic) leaves
100 g pine nuts, very lightly toasted
100 g of grated Parmesan cheese just
extra virgin olive oil
small lenny where lemon juice
Method:
Garlic, wild white mustard greens and add a food processor and ramsons pulse other edible parts of plants Add pine nuts and. pulse again to the tip will a bowl and add half Parmesan. stir gently and start adding just enough to add the olive oil., so that the mixture is bound together and achieve thick but Flexible coherence (a bit like mud). Insert where lemon juice and most other then add cheese. Taste a little more olive oil during the period. Alternate by adding oil or cheese until you are satisfied with the taste and consistency.
This is the best fresh, but are stored in a week, if the jar is placed and stored in the refrigerator.
Nettle Soup
Ingredients:
900 g young nettle tips (you do not have to select them when the nettles are about 6-10 cm high.May is good)
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900 g spinach
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900 ml per chicken or vegetable stock
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3 tbsp flour
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60 ml of milk.
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4 cold, boiled sausages
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3 tbsp sour cream butter
salt and black pepper to taste
Method:
Be careful when picking list nettles as well as tips for young people can still sting also only pick young, fresh, nettles as soon as they are very bitter, as they age. wash the nettles, sufficient then blanch in boiling water (this will remove the formic acid). aspirate the nettles and return them to the pot with the spinach in the warehouse,. Pour in the hot season and allow to simmer for 4 minutes (add more stock, if mixture becomes too dry).
Then Set aside to cool soup sweetened chestnut purée intended for human consumption to be used in the Blender is each. in the meantime, mix flour and milk smooth paste. Returns and milk mixture into the pot soup and returns shall be adopted in accordance with Our sausages. small rounds and add soup. Add in cream, stir until the sample and serve immediately.
These are just two of many thousands of recipes and they are only two possible rooms around the countryside are edible plants hundreds. why not start getting acquainted with my backyard culinary opportunities today?
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They wish to use more of the ingredients of the wild zone to be infected with avian influenza by their cookery often ask questions like "where do I find the recipes for the ...such and so. .. ". While it is true that many of the recipes in the wild, there is a payment may be made in respect of constituents and catering specifically to this large sites, the actual use of wild zone to be infected with avian influenza by ingredients your cookery is to understand the ingredients.
Just as in most good chefs know that you can replace the only flour, baking powder, which are added to flour with self raising or you can replace the oregano Marjoram or pork, using wild ingredients: Turkey is simply the process to know your own ingredients and their properties. When you know the ingredients, what it tastes and how you can use after you replace the usual recipe simply wild ingredient.
For example, young dandelion leaves are just as bitter salad leaves; you can use them as such in any recipe radicchio or Endive calling.Such as a salt ekstraterritoriaalisesta bitterness in the food, you can also blanch dandelion leaves salted water and used as an alternative to spinach.
Wild greens such as sea marine beet, fodder kale and the cabbage family members can be used in recipes that require other cabbage family (for example, cabbages, and collard Greens, nauriin Greens, chard, and even spinach). they shall just blanched salted water for a few minutes in order to offer and less bitter before use.
Common Mallow, County Cork is the taste profile and the nature of the mucilaginous, which is very similar to that of the one part, and the corchorus, and so can directly replace make The soup, Melokhia.Similar's vein dried Linden (lime) leaves are similar to those of the economic community of West African baobab leaves and American sassafras and culinary equivalents, such as to thicken stews and soups.
Fruit, of course, can be used in a recipe that calls for the domestic fruit: jams, preserves, cakes, ice creams, granitas, etc. only to remember that fruit are usually a little more than the domestic sugar concentration of acid and cousins are changed accordingly.
Standard of wild greens, King Henry, FAT hen, chickweed, bedstraw and many others, as well as the work can be Spinach and spinach, would be used in any of the very same way.If the young people they even dishes raw salads.
Edible flowers can be candied (only store a few days of sugar) and use the ice cream or decorate desserts and cakes.Edible wild flowers offer a number of dishes aromatic and sweet note, and are excellent salads and desserts and cakes decoration.
Young fashion shoots many wild plants, such as Japanese knotweed and Hogweed manufactured, steamed and eat lots of vegetables, asparagus, as well as this, and make wonderful options.
When you know what an ingredient is responsible for the conservation of wild or may be replaced because you can edit all recipe with the traditional ingredients of the product, and the replacement in the wild. Thus, when the ingredient of wild foods in question is not ' where can I find recipes for this? ", but instead should be" what can I used instead of this ingredient? "Then you can just mix and match and replace the content of your heart.
Make life easy for yourself rather than hard!
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Although it is possible to buy some wild food such as wild bird seed to encourage birds back yard, you have another option is to actually make your own bird food. Is really easy to make tasty incorrectly birds, and you can use it to help provides birds some variation ravinnossaan, because they should not be alive seeds alone anyway. The following is a simple recipe that allows you to make a lot of time to take a look at the wild bird food itself.
What you will need
You must first collect all of the ingredients that you are going to need to do this in a wild bird food.You will need to use the hot-rolled oats and you should try to replace it with an instant message to oats. you also need some peanuts, some commercial wild bird food combination, some sunflower seeds and some dried fruit. Include some dried fruit settings are cranberries or raisins, although almost any dried fruit is a wonderful combination of food.
Make food
Now that you have all the ingredients together, you can start to make a large dish and reweigh to the distribution of food. Place all the ingredients.Mix together well, so that everything is mixed up and evenly distributed throughout your organization, or a combination of ingredients.No matter how much you can end up in, using each component.Only a combination of other places than Add oats fruit or nuts.
Once you have done in a wild bird food, you're done outside. you can on its basis, or if you have some bird feeders, put food find birds input devices include. calculation of the feed when you first start for the birds, can be enjoyed in many different types of birds in your yard, since feed attracts them in Just a few dollars you pay for. materials you can add color, beauty and the sound of the birds in your life.
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Knowing a few wild edible plants to make your trip the next backpacking trip into the wilderness, or much more enjoyable.
You can package means a pushed lighter If eat wild berries in the morning, the breakfast, for example, and leave your Oatmeal.So push the glass out of the way and gorge yourself Less weight back up blueberries. always feel better.
Also the interests of more your backpacking when you know that you will not be able to fully all you will lose your pack currently or Raccoon empties it for you. You do not have to be a survivalist dishes, to know what's around you wild plants.
I eat dandelions, wild courants, pine nuts and other edible wild plants regularly. I ate calorie hundreds of species of wild rasberries during a break during the Colorado Rockies hiking. Lake Superior, kayak, a friend during the journey, and spent half a day, a litle Island, our stomachs fill wild Blueberries are stopped. We were almost ran out of food, so our milk powder helped us acquire the remaining distance.
Edible Berries
The following is only a few wild berries my wife and I ate at Grinnell glacier hike to Glacier National Park: blueberries Service Berries, Rose Hips, blackberries, large Bush Cranberries, strawberries, Rasberries, Thimbleberries and currants.Berries are very convenient calorie rich and nutritious edible wild plants there. they are also easier to identify information about
Edible wild plants and survival
If you travel to isolate the wilderness areas, to identify a few wild edible plants also can securely keep learning.Sometimes, you may be lost or injured, or a bear push you out of the way gorge itself the main meals.Survival situation, the food is usually the priority (water and heat them), but a pile roasted cattail hearts sure to cheer you and heating, and they are even taste good.
Stay away from protected plants, of course, unless you are life-or-death reality. Additionally, you eat a beautiful flowers, lilies, or kill off all tubers eating. Use common sense. If you are not sure if you are affected, the arrest of eating wild berries.
Check out the harvesting of wild food a few books. you do not need to become out of the wilderness survival fanatic. all you need to do is really to recognise another dozen high-calorie, abundant wild edible plants much safer in the wilderness, and enjoy it more information.
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Sharing of wild food recipes looks easier than my favorite organic farmers and the local specialty food market sell now these "weeds" in order to supplement the vegetables grown.
Most of my wild edibles discoveries were at the beginning of the trial and error. When I got older, I got the knowledge of experts, to be published and adopted in some cases classes.I need a value for the Bookshelf must comply vis-à-vis the growing list of wild food experts. the link to this information at the end of this article.
These early spring arrivals – and in some cases, the roots, leaves are all ideal for salad. select them now for a few weeks, they must be cooked.
Early Spring Green Salad
1/2 cup of tiny plantain leaves *
1/2 cup of wild Onion grass
1/2 cup small dandelion is less than 2 "
1/2 cup of trout Lily leaves
tiny purple leaves 1/2 cup
1 cup lambs quarter leaves
1 cup water Cress
1 cup white mustard leaves
2 cups of wood Sorrel
1 cup of the beauty of spring flowers
Flowers-violet, yellow, and/or white 1/2 cup of violet
1/2 cup of trout Lily flowers
1/4 cup spring beauty bulbs
1/2 cup of trout Lily bulbs
Rinse with a light spray cans may be best foliage, tubers and Thistle in cold water and drain.
Tear or coarsely chop the leaves and tubers-nakata and then sprinkle the top of the blossoms.
I recommend before you add the dressing to taste salad-you may find that you don't need a waterproof dressing.
* If more than 1-2 inches, you might need to remove the stringy central role to eat raw
Bon appétit.
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When the use of nutrition and by taking responsibility for the things we eat, supermarket tours are probably at the top of the list. While it is true that you get the cool products and food shops, one item is not in stock is the wild food and wild edible plants.
What is a species of wild plants for food, is all, there was no lack of compensation for the human growth or production, with a view to increasing the. If ever thought about Picking your own wild food or increase the number of healthy way of getting involved in eating, this is definitely the way to go, because there are so many benefits of eating wild food which has not been modified human.
Wild Food: health, eating
So much convenience foods and fast ready-meals on the market today are in many regions, where it is simply unheard of dandelions or are pick edible plants even if fermenting this nettle.One of the benefits of eating and moving in its own types of wild edible plants and is that they are a lot of nutrients by way of derogation from the healthier the counterparts was acquired by shop, for example, one of the wild food that is certainly edible is called "FAT hen-and this is a green plant, which is comparable to the spinach or cabbage. FAT female contains more protein, vitamin B, iron and calcium! Another example is the wild garlic, which is healthier than cultivated garlic contains chlorophyll, which does not mention that it takes a large increase in salads and other aromatic!
Wild food organic Beyond
Select wild food route Yet and staying in the Buy out of the engine speed for producing multiple images of the majority of purchased another advantage is that the wild plants, natural fruit s and that can be increasing your own back yard, or which can be picked in the fields do not contain chemicals, pesticides or herbicides.Anything that is added to the plants or food in the area of old-age insurance scheme for farmers, in order to make it larger or faster or added to the uniformity of the more artificial and fresh is usually very little nutritional value, if any.
Responsibility and respect
Select food that Will eat many times, the supermarket is our first stop, however, the protection of species of wild food eating and picking list, of course, the country gives us the intangible benefits: responsibility and compliance. After you have experienced goes wild food plants find their own meals or s fresh fruit and vegetables in their own backyard responsibility for themselves, as well as maintain healthy body physically sense of belonging, of course, develop. in addition, many people say that they also have the country and to plants that have been here for thousands of years, when they will adopt a new lifestyle select wild food and plant via chemicals, buy more respect for food purchased.
As you can see, there is a variety of interests of wild food eating is also many ways to choose a healthier life and natural wild edible plants, as well as getting started and free and only takes a few good identification of the books.
Robin Harford is Free Wild food collection and webmaster EatWeeds Publisher: Forager Wild Food Guide-Edible plants in the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Ray Mears is becoming increasingly popular wilderness survival trainer England. He should at all of the surviving is not a problem any start but clothing it back and maybe a sharp knife. Get plenty of nutrition in mind and, knowing how comfortable and protected wilderness within or from the weather elements he even thrive there.
Note, he has put together one of the many products ON THE DVD "Ray Mears Wild Food"; This applies to both his television series has the same name.
Mears is known for exploring ways in which the hunter gatherers (in particular the indigenous Australians) collected in the wild edible plants and hunted, and made of wild game. Yes, before the convenience stores, supermarkets or even Medieval market squares times.
In order to ensure that information about wild food immerses himself in his DVD Ray British landscape and France Ardeche Gorge, with spear fishing could be and have been made, then as now complement the harvesting of wild edible plants and other wild food such as wetlands.
Ray's DVD he will also attempt to determine and demonstrate how people Summer months have collected a wealth of fruit s, roots and leaves of up, and would have gone hunting more than dilute Them at any time year. then there is the smoked meat to keep it cold in the coming months.
Ray explains how autumn woodlands evaluation would have gone when he travels to the island in Scotland, Colonsay, how our ancestors collected and Roasted Hazelnuts, open fire.
If you want to appreciate more of their own food, different culinary experience, who want to or do not want to die at the end of the world should "as we know it ' happens, Ray Mears Wild Food is simply an extra DVD the Visual presentation and learning experience for anyone interested in the conservation of wild foods in the United Kingdom.
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Those who advocate general in the case of large wild game and wild ingredients are often seen as a bit of equal or slightly strange. Can often be that these factors wild food you want whole-heartedly and completely change your life style, eating only wild foods.
You're welcome to do this, if you so desire, but that is definitely not wild food movement at all. It is partly the nature more and more people and views of nature in the world. If you add ingredients naturally wild General then appreciate the nature of the larder and what it can do your. Changing the nature of the enemy or something longer you must fight.Rather, the extension of the wild world into Something useful in your environment., you must make sure that you are embedding must be extended, to find out what type of food available to you.
You can create only on the basis of wild food meal.Or you can go to the nature and source of things, such as young linden (lime tree), leaves or wild herbs for salad or recipe than simple addition.
This two wild food dishes make Salad containing. almost nothing but wild zone to be infected with avian influenza by foodstuffs and main course includes some wild zone to be infected with avian influenza by ingredients he list of additions to the public (s) shall be provided.
Winter Salad
Ingredients:
1 large bunch wintercress
1 large bunch bittercress
1 large bunch chickweed
Handful of gorse flowers (if available)
10 sheep sorrel leaves (or wood Sorrel, if it is mild in winter)
4 tbsp melted clarified butter
2 tbsp cider vinegar
1/2 small Onion, finely chopped
Method:
Carefully wash the herbs and a bowl of calcium carbonate in equivalent proportions and finely chop is placed in this folder under the ovine/caprine aid scheme-Sorrel (or wood Sorrel) and add the onion, lidded jar must be provided in order to ensure the incorporation, vinegar and spices.
Shake mix then arrange in a bowl, pour dressing over the Green toss and serve.
Spicy Chicken and Goosegrass
Ingredients:
600 g of chicken breasts, cubed
4 garlic kukkavarret minced meat
2 small onions, sliced
butter or oil for Frying
1/2 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp ground cumin
1/2 tsp ground coriander seeds
1/2 tsp cayennessa (1/2 tsp freshly milled black pepper
1/2 tsp garam masala
4 the whole Clove
10 chopped tomatoes
200 g goosegrass leaves
salt, to taste
Method:
Add chicken and a little oil pan and stir-fry until browned meat comfortably. Remove the Pan and set aside the. Now a little more oil in a pan and fry gently for a few minutes to use before you add spices (with the exception of garam masala) Onion and garlic for a few minutes more. Fry the return value of the chicken dish with tomatoes and about 400 ml of water.
After the end of the period of Salt with shall be adopted in accordance with the heated. very small hauduttaa, cover and continue cooking in order to reduce the level of around 40 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking. Bring currently at the end of the heat and mix-in goosegrass.
Continue cooking until the sauce thickens and most of the liquid is evaporated. Remove the heat and serve in bed garam masala rice.
I hope that these recipes has shown that wild foods to include in your diet does not have to be complex or "worthy" all you need is to go find some ingredients and use them!
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There are several reasons you may want to use the wild plants which are not intended for human consumption.
Wild plants of about unique flavors that can be very favorites.Water Cress something sweet pancake syrup, such as peanut butter sandwich is one of the particularly enjoy. Dandelion Greens pesto spaghetti sauce mix with is another.
Because many wild edible plants taste are so different from the usual flowers, you are likely to be initially does not accept some of the delicious flavorful food. Almost all food flavor other than sweet, salty, starchy at and fat, I suppose acquired tastes.It takes time for your mind to recognize you do not know the flavor tried and true ' into the wild food as a favorite. your diet by eating small, when you are most hungry. Repeatedly in this case, so may take a new food, one that particularly enjoy.
Vitamins, minerals and other nutrients of wild foods, many data sources, the count is on average higher than wild foods. Shows production volume, taste, as well as storage and other qualities other than nutrition is selectively processed domestic vegetables.
P. fruit and vegetables are sold in the supermarket has been chemically fertilized; herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, and a wide range of other chemicals, and they may have been genetically modified and/or found to be irradiated and not labelled. Eating such products safety is a concern for many people.Most of these concerns the protection of species of wild foods to avoid. If you can collect wild foods to avoid having them signed on the roadsides, which have been treated with chemicals or other areas that can work together.
There is a possibility that supermarket food become contaminated from pathogens. Dozens of diseases can spread it is until it has been included in the grocery bag up to any food handling by the infected person. Growing wild plants by human hands in the afternoon.
Wild plants can be prepared in a variety of ways.Green can be transferred to food processor or blender to make pesto. Add a little oil to the mixture process very soluble in water; you can then easily be confused with Pesto other ingredients such as peanut butter, with tomato sauce or flavoring for syrup. Some Greens such as purslane lambsquarters, chickweed and can be used in any event, the spinach is complete. Strong or bitter Greens is boiled water Panel once or twice to reduce the bitterness. This is done in some cases, the dandelion leaves. Then other ingredients can be added to the flavoring, and texture.
Fruit can simply mix nuts such as almonds, or seed or sunflower seeds.
Some other plants, bulbs, roots and shoots cattail tuber and burdock root can be cooked the tenderness of increase or decrease the strong flavours and then simply eaten as such.
Remember what it is that you are going to eat and make sure that is edible. To hear a good reference book. If possible, is a person who is familiar with a particular plant, point out to you. Most of the photos are not of sufficient quality, can be invoked to positively identify wild plant.
Some edible plants are poisonous look-alikes.Number of establishments have edible parts and poisonous components.Parts of the plant are edible only after it has been prepared in a certain way.The small quantities of plant dishes without problems, but if you eat too much of the digestive system, you may need to force a protest.
There are about 6 or 8 disaster scenarios which I think is likely to take place some time most of them appear to be likely to. happen in my lifetime. but you never know it makes sense. it is not drawn up at least to some extent cases, Normal food stopped. examples of disaster, in the most likely to occur are asteroid hitting the Earth, a massive nuclear war, the global epidemic and one or two large crops such as maize and wheat, widespread disease or failure of the change of climate change.
The collection of wild food is an interesting and enjoyable.Milk powder or add a new favorite menu can take you through woods open fields, meadows and other places of beauty. it is an excellent way to get to enjoy the natural world and the complexity and MAJESTY.It adds that the world is a good place to enjoy the benefits of the skin.Is emotionally pleasing to find something that shows free and exceptional value.
Natural food to give more awareness of the Foundation for the improvement of living things to one another and the environment, inter-relatedness. This greater awareness helps us to appreciate more weather and climate, abundance, quality, agriculture, and food and how those things.
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Herbs, Greens, fruit s, berries, nuts, seeds, mushrooms and fungi, roots and that people have made use of the food and home remedies for thousands of years the local parks abound traffic control failures, and escaping the notification, unless you plan to sell their large price health food shops or in the green market. Featured ingredients in restaurants, who pride themselves on the purchase of local, these wild food also pop up in gardens, destroyed 19 "weeds." Many of these common, free renewable resources are still better-tasting and more than usually you buy product ravitsevaa.
For more information about this fascinating topic correctly, follow these steps:
Configure any you plan to eat 100% confidence.
Some wild plants are toxic, and may resemble edible species.
Start by learning a few species that is missing a very poisonous look-alikes. Follow them before the extension of your repertoire through the seasons.
See what you are you picking list as close to toxic plants does not inadvertently on your bag.
Eat small quantities for the first time, allergies, or other adverse effects. Collect only a small part of the very common wild, where they are abundant.This is more efficient and leaves no footprint. avoid contaminated or Sprayed areas, such as heavy traffic areas etäyhteyspalvelinta (if heavy metals resolve) or railroad duct, which is sprayed.Rinse your preparation before the harvest.
Here is an example of a common edible species below. Connection change forever in our local ecosystems and food choices:
Sassafras (Sassafras albidum)
This common edible tree history and with the original source of the primary beer. will make it easy for you, because it is a different 3-scented foliage, all smooth edged: one is oval, 3-lobed and one is a mitten-shaped. This small and medium enterprises (SME) in the tree on the lens will loose clusters mid-spring, a small, yellow, 5-petaled flowers followed by ovoid, blue-black berries. It is very rich in forests and thickets, and roadsides and in the forest edges. By using the local food in the restaurants, click this. For more information about the local milk powder in the territory of the State of New York, click this.
Position väkivaltaisuutta seedlings, which does not bring the whole of the sunlight is alive, so you can drag them and they are in the period around the year.Wash the roots and simmer for 20 minutes, they belong to the Native Americans used spring. confirm this tasty tea, and 1500s profited, export and sell European this native herb with the lock step their greed growing health benefits.In the end it was laattavalun everything.Unfortunately, all contain sexually transmitted diseases, and soon all Cup of tea in place of the Syphilis or tippuritapauksia sassafras was suspected.In the bottom of the market and traders by sassafras were ruined.
You can now in ice tea and chilled sparkling water and sweeteners do primary beer mix. Or bark of the root soft cambium, the surrounding wood, thin, white level, and use it instead of cinnamon is very exotic tasting drinks and desserts.
Beware! the food and Drug Administration to remove the sassafras from the test showed that if you only have 200 cups sassafras Tea, made from artificial concentrate, only 2 years, every day and during the game, the player is responsible to rat, you have increased the opportunity to develop their doses in rats change safrole., active constituent, carcinogen. people and never got sick in the drinking water is the number of sassafras Tea also heat destroys safrole. Furthermore, the beer, it is 14 times to increase the alcoholic strength of products for cancer sassafras is rodents and beer's available for sale.
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Did you know that many of those unglamorous "weeds" that you've been poisoning or pulling out of your garden and lawn are some of the world's most well-respected and powerful healing plants? If not, you aren't alone: many people don't realize that common ordinary weeds can build and maintain good health. Common weeds that grow by you can boost your immunity, strengthen your liver, help you build strong blood, counter colds and the flu, increase your vitality, and even prevent cancer.
Health-promoting weeds are easy to find (even in the city), easy to identify, easy to prepare, incredibly abundant, and as delicious as high-priced gourmet goodies. Go outside right now and see if you can find one or more of my seven favorites: Burdock, Dandelion, Honeysuckle, Plantain, Red Clover, Violet, or Yellow Dock. (To the botanist: Arctium lappa, Taraxacum officinale, Plantago majus, Trifolium pratense, Viola odorata, and Rumex crispus.) You probably take them for granted. But if they could talk, they would say "Here we are! We love you! We're waiting to change your life!"
How can they change your life? When properly prepared and used, these weeds can boost your immunity, strengthen your liver, renew your energy, and help prevent cancer. And the best part is, they're free!
IMMUNE SYSTEM BOOSTERS
Dandelion and Honeysuckle are particularly good builders of the immune system. (The immune system is a network of cells and cell products that defends the body against disease-causing organisms such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and cancer cells.) Dandelion root tincture (20 drops, 2 3 times a day) actually increases the production of interferon, a protein that inhibits viral multiplication and activates T-cells.
Can a powerful immune system prevent cancer? Put cancer into remission? Prevent the recurrence of cancer that has been treated? Stop a cancer from metastasizing? In my book Breast Cancer? Breast Health! The Wise Woman Way, I answer these questions affirmatively (and share recipes for immune-building soups, too). Building powerful immunity can help us remain cancer-free and it provides long-lasting benefits - and long life - for relatively little effort.
LIVER STRENGTHENERS
The liver is the body's recycling center. This large organ is critical to healthy digestive functioning, utilization of hormones, and removal of chemicals from the body. Dandelion is an outstanding liver strengthener. It is known to protect, heal and tone up the liver, helping to relieve food allergies and aid digestion, as well as repairing damage done by drugs, chemicals, alcohol, and infections such as hepatitis. Burdock, Red Clover, Plantain, and Yellow Dock are also powerful liver strengtheners.
Most experienced healers that I've met are unanimous in their agreement that a healthy liver is the basis for a healthy and long life. Perhaps the single most important benefit to be gained from befriending the weeds is the strengthening of your liver function.
Dandelion, Yellow Dock, or Burdock roots are used in tinctures (20 drops, 2 3 times a day) or vinegars (1-2 large spoonsful on salad daily); Red Clover is best taken as an infusion; Plantain leaves are eaten in salad or infused in apple cider vinegar.
BLOOD BUILDERS
Yellow Dock builds strong blood. Strong blood is rich in iron and other minerals needed for health. Strong blood is nutrient-rich - so vital organs get the nourishment they need for optimum functioning. Strong blood helps muscles work well without cramping and aching. Strong blood is low in cholesterol and moves easily through the circulatory system. Strong blood is packed with plenty of energy: for life, for work, and for sex.
Other green allies that build strong blood are Dandelion leaves, Red Clover blossoms, and Plantain leaves. (And for strong veins, Burdock root vinegar is a trusted ally.) Daily doses of Yellow Dock root - vinegar (see below) or tincture (5-20 drops once or twice a day) - often increase iron levels in the blood twice as fast as iron supplements. If you wish to avoid alcohol, soak chopped fresh Yellow Dock roots (or any of the other plants mentioned here) in vinegar to cover for 6 weeks. I use 1-2 tablespoons a day of the resulting medicinal vinegar to build strong blood.
COUNTER COLDS AND THE FLU
Throughout the orient, Honeysuckle flowers are steeped in water and the resulting strong tea - scientifically established as antiseptic, anti-microbial, and anti-infective - drunk to ward off colds and the flu. (An injectable form of Honeysuckle is used in Chinese hospitals to counter severe infections.) Red Clover blossoms mixed with ordinary mint and steeped in hot water for several hours is an effective "cold remedy" passed down from Colonial housewives.
INCREASE VITALITY, EVEN PREVENT CANCER
The leaves of Violets and the blossoms of both Honeysuckle and Red Clover are renowned as safe, life-enhancing tonics. In addition to enhancing vitality and rejuvenating fertility, they have proven effectiveness against pre-cancerous conditions. Red Clover especially is noted for its ability to reverse in situ breast cancers, cervical dysplasia, and pre-cancerous polyps of the colon. Violet, whether drunk in infusion or applied as a poultice, has a reputation as a dissolver of breast lumps and a protector of the lungs, even checking the growth of tumors.
ANTI-CANCER AGENTS
The most amazing thing about these seven humble plants is that each of them has been associated with cancer prevention. Plantain is an important Latin-American folk remedy against cancer. Burdock as a specific cure for breast cancer dates back to at least 1887 in the Ukraine. Around the world, Red Clover is a widely used folk remedy against cancer and is known as "The herb of immortality." Dandelion is known to stop the promotion of oncogenes. (When damaged or turned on, an oncogene initiates cancer.) Violet slows tumor growth. Honeysuckle is a popular anti-cancer agent in China. Yellow dock is one of the original plants in the Native American anti-cancer brew now known as Essiac.
As you can see, these seven plants are not useless weeds by any means. Even if you don't reach out and pick them from your yard (or that nearby vacant lot), I know you'll be more aware of the abundance of green blessings surrounding you.
For more information on how to prepare and use herbs consult any of my books including Healing Wise and Breast Cancer? Breast Health! The Wise Woman Way. (Available in book stores and health food stores, or by calling 1-800-356-9315)
HOW TO USE THESE AMAZING PLANTS
Burdock:
Dig first-year roots in autumn; use mature seeds. Used internally, it resolves chronic skin problems; fresh root binds and removes heavy metals and chemicals. Use daily for six or more weeks; it is not unusual to take burdock regularly for 2 to 3 years. Dried root infusion: 1 to 2 cups. Cooked, dried, or raw root: eaten freely. Fresh root vinegar: 1-4 tablespoons. Tincture of fresh roots or seeds: 30-250 drops. Infused oil of seeds: as needed on skin or scalp to encourage growth of new hair. Burdock is slow acting but miraculous.
Dandelion:
Leaves are nourishing, roots are tonifying. Improves outlook, improves digestion and appetite, relieves food allergies. Can use daily for prolonged use. Fresh leaves and flowers: eaten freely. Cooked greens: ½ to 2 cups (125 to 500 ml). Dried root infusion (tea) 1 to 3 cups (250-750 ml). Tincture of fresh plant, including root: 15-120 drops. Wine of fresh flowers: no more than 6 oz (200 ml). Infused oil of fresh flowers: as needed. Dandelion is a superb ally for liver and breasts. Regular use internally before meals and externally before sleep helps keep breasts healthy, reverses cancerous changes. Digestion is settled and strengthened a few minutes after taking a dose. Results in breast tissue are slower, taking six weeks or more to become evident.
Honeysuckle:
One of the most vigorous vines known, Honeysuckle makes an excellent complementary medicine for many Western drugs, moderating or eliminating many of their damaging side-effects. The flowerbuds are harvested in May or June, dried quickly in the sun without turning or handling, infused in water overnight (one ounce dried blossoms to one quart boiling water in a tightly sealed jar steeped for 4-10 hours), and drunk freely.
Plantain:
Use leaves, harvested any time, or ripe seeds with hulls. Internal use: Seeds: anti-microbial, against thrush; Leaves: promote blood clotting, increase in iron, strengthen digestion.Use the just-opened blossoms with a few leaves clinging. Internally: alkalinizes, builds blood; helps prevent the recurrence of cancer, protects liver and lungs, improves appetite, relieves constipation, eases anxiety; relieves symptoms of menopause, increases fertility. Externally: softens and reduces breast lumps; is antifungal. Daily use is without limit. Fresh blossoms: eaten freely. Infusion (tea) of dried flowers: up to one quart (1 liter). Tincture/mother tincture of fresh blossoms: 15-100 drops. Fresh flower vinegar: 1-4 tablespoons (15-60 ml). Note: Over consumption of blood-thinning coumarins, which are present only in low amounts in red clover but found in greater amounts in other clovers such as sweet clover, can lead to the breakdown of blood cells and increase risk of hemorrhage. Red clover (legume family) shares with its sisters, lentil and astragalus, the ability to repair damaged DNA, turn off oncogenes, and reverse both pre-cancers and in situ cancers. According to J. Hartwell, author of Plants Used Against Cancer, medical literature has reported and confirmed hundreds of cases of remission of cancer after consistent use of red clover. I agree.
Violet:
Use the leaves, harvested any time, even during flowering. Externally: Eases pain and inflammation, heals mouth sores, softens skin, antifungal. Daily dose: Use without limit, non-toxic. Fresh leaves: in salad, as desired. Dried leaf infusion: up to one quart (1 liter). Fresh or dried leaf poultice: continuously. Internal and external use of violet can shrink a breast lump in a month.
Yellow Dock:
Use roots of a plant at least two years old, dug after autumn frosts, or very early in the spring; leaves, harvested at any time, use ripe seeds. Internally: as root tincture or vinegar, yellow dock builds healthy blood, protects liver, and acts as a laxative. As a seed tea, it heals mouth sores and checks diarrhea. Externally: Poultices dissolve lumps, counter tumors and kill fungus infections. Can be used daily for up to 12 months. Tincture of fresh roots: 10-60 drops per day. Fresh root vinegar: 1-2 tablespoons (30 ml) per day. Dried seed tea: no more than one cup (250 ml) per day. Fresh root oil/ointment: liberally, as needed.
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