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Yorkshire Dales Food Blog ― Called in at The Queens Arms in Litton today whilst out delivering Jubilee sausages & burgers and you can see the transformation already in the newly reopened pub. They new management team have only just started returning this proper English...
Tags: Beer, Eating, Reviews, Wild Food, Yorkshire, Yorkshire Dales Food
Cwildman ― 50 weeks ago
Plan It Healthier ― In New England, West Virginia, and as it turns out, many temperate woodsy places around the world, people have long welcomed spring with a short season specialty: fiddleheads. Named for their physical resemblance to the top of a violin, these ...
Tags: Good To Know: Food And Health Info, Gluten-free, Meatless Monday, Recipe, Vegetarian, Wild Food
PlanItHealthier ― 29 Apr, 12
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― We set off to the farm site for a good early start on what promised to be a gloriously balmy Saturday to prepare for our guests, a Hen Party of eleven ladies who'd come to Kent for the weekend in order to celebrate their friend's forthcoming ...
Tags: Wild Food
Badger Bushcraft ― 3 Apr, 12
Wellness News ― For thousands of years people have been eating foods grown in the wild. Wild Foods include wild greens, mushrooms, roots, fruits, berries, vegetables flowers, just to name a few. ∙ AZ of Bushcraft (E for Edible wild food) How to identify ...
Tags: Nutritionist, Wild Food, Nutrition, Dietitian, Health
Dr Sandra Frank ― 28 Oct, 11
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― Damsons (Prunus domestica subsp. Insititia) are hanging in large pendulous bunches here in Kent, a real Garden of England for the wild food forager, and in this Badger Bushcraft Wild Food Blog we will be using them to produce one of the best and...
Badger Bushcraft ― 26 Oct, 11
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― Recent inspiration from some friends meant we have decided to make some delicious seasonal fare with the Quince (Cydonia oblong) a pome fruit that looks like a mixture of both an apple and a pear. In this Badger Bushcraft Wild Food Blog we will ...
Badger Bushcraft ― 9 Oct, 11
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― With a few left over apples from an early morning visit to the orchard at our farm site here in the heart of Kent both Ben and I decided to make an exceptionally simple yet incredibly delicious apple sauce recipe that only takes a matter of ...
Badger Bushcraft ― 7 Oct, 11
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― Following on from a recent blog post and keeping to a theme we will now be looking at another spirit based drink that will be ready in time for the Festive Season and that is damson whisky. ∙
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― The wild fruit trees that grace the Kent landscape in which we live are laden with fruit galore this year and now is the time to harvest some of Mother Nature's bounty and make all sorts of fare to grace our tables both now and into the coming...
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― In this Badger Bushcraft Blog article we revisit the Kent salt marshes to forage for the gastronomic delight that is Marsh Samphire (Salicornia spp.) also known as Glasswort and show you how to pickle this succulent and delicious plant. ∙
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― The hedgerows of Kent are laden with fruit this year and here at Badger Bushcraft we are making the best of the bounty given to us by Mother Nature. In this Wild Food Blog we will be making whitebeam (Sorbus aria) jelly with the fruits picked ...
Badger Bushcraft ― 29 Sep, 11
Badger Bushcraft Blog ― As our regular readers will know there has been a bit of a boozy theme running through the Badger Bushcraft Blog over the last weeks with recipes that use brandy and whisky, in the this Wild Food blog article we will look at the easiest of fruit...
Badger Bushcraft ― 25 Sep, 11
Who would have thought a meal can be made out of a simple baked potato then topped with a ...
For the most part, I enjoy clean, healthy eating. I try to stay away from frozen foods and ...
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