Cattails Plant: How to Eat & Cooking in the Wild 野炊香蒲
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2018
- See how I harvest this wild edible plant to cook. Baby fawn encounter at the end of the video.
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I am a wild mushroom lover and this channel is about me and my wife identifying, collecting, cooking and sometimes preserving wild mushrooms. I've tasted nearly fifty different species of wild mushrooms in Northeast America so far, and I would like to extend my list and to share with you my adventures of nature exploring. If you like my videos, please SUBSCRIBE and share with friends to make the channel grow!
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You are a hero, just saw an ad for an old guy trying to sell the secrets the pioneers used to cross America.. now I know without having to pay how to cook and eat the right cattails.. thank you human brother.
lol same here. This video was way more than what I expected. I loved it
lol I just so the same thing he was talking about lard then I see. Cattails on his page, I'm not paying for no cookbook when I just found everything I wanted to know here.
The slimy jelly will numb the pain of a tooth 🦷 ache kinda like Oragel you by in store.
This is the most comprehensive video I've seen on this topic. Thank you!
Very instructive video, thanks. Out here on the Left Coast, many places are very short of natural water sources. Cattails often are a very noticeable sign of water. It is surprising, if you look, where they pop up. You never know, but if you keep your eyes open even while just driving down the road, you can often find small water sources where no others exist for many miles around. It may be just damp earth, but if you dig down and wait, the holes often eventually fill with water. Line the bottom of the hole with grasses to help filter the water to some degree.
Weird. My parents have a crap ton in their yard. My
Kids bit one once when it was fully mature.. they didn’t like that very much.
Thank you. I was looking for a video about cooking cattails and this was more than perfect. Excellent video
Amazing info. Perfect video for ppl who know nothing about wild foraging. Thx brother
you are awesome! thank you! subscribed!
very helpful video thanks 😊 looking into trying cattail it's everywhere here and I have an interest in wild foraging, super cool
Good job, interesting and you covered it all well.
Good video! But I have a question where will and when will the cattail most likely be green? I always only see brown cattails.
thank you for showing us the deer i really appreciate it
Thank you for sharing this
I just tried the flower spikes tonight and they were delicious! Tastes a lot like corn! I'll have to get some more of these and experiment with them to see if you can blanch them for freezing for later in the year like you can asparagus and beans.
Looks nice. Didn’t know about the interesting taste of the flower buds but ate a lot of the white bottom part always which I don’t find very slimy or bad in any way actually.
Thank you! Really good!
"I don't like this part. I've never tried it. I don't like that part. It's too slimey. I've never tried it." What's left?
Very good video. Thank you.
very good , well explained video .. thumbs up
That shirt is great!
Very informative video! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
The t-shirt you were wearing is awesome.
Great video man, really informative.
And the part with the fawn was INSANE. Lived in the woods my whole life and have never seen one that small so closely.
You could use broth to cook the stalk & male flower. Would give a good flavor.
great video
literally millions of these in Ontario Canada, ill have to keep an eye out for ones like this haha
I really enjoy your videos brother. Very informative, and I enjoy cat tail root. The stem is good as well. Never had the pollen though.
Thank you! Cattail root should be very good..just I'm not a root person at all lol. The widow for pollen is really short, not easy to get enough for a decent meal, unless you had some right in your neighborhood..
Red-winged Blackbird @ 8:03
They always hang out around marshes with cattails.
what was all that white powder you chucked in at the end?
Brilliant
Thanks. I love eating cattails on site.
My neighborhood is very moist and we have tons of huge ones here.
Gotta get me a taste of them wild corn dogs now
Thanku. Cute shirt
Thank you :)
We picked those after WW2 were we lived in wooden baracks, left by the English Army. That was Antwerp, Belgium.
Would 4 lbs of salt be enough for a cup of cattails?
He said he uses sugar
Hello, I am new to your channel and have subscribed. May I ask what neck of the woods do you reside at ? Your footage of the fawn was outstanding !! Thank you for your time and effort in regards to your quality video's :))))
Thank you for stopping by & subscribing! It's just a small woods in my neighborhood, doesn't even have a name nor a trail in it.. that's probably why we got to see that newly born fawn, quietly lying there like a patch of polypore mushroom.
Great u tube. Always thought, this is bird food. But looks like apoearance can be deceptive. Thank you.
I really hope that baby deer wasn’t out there alone.
The mom hides them alone for weeks, so her scent and presence doesn't alert predators before they can run. She stops by to nurse.
我可以跟你們一起去露營嗎？
*Some Wild Glizzies*
clicked on this video and saw "old man" as the channel name, i was pretty surprised that was not the case lol
How'd you get so close to the baby deer? was it injured?
No it wasn't injured nor abandoned. just an infant. The mother left for food for the moment I guess, and it was no longer there when we got back.
A fawn's only natural defense is to lay perfectly still and hope it gets overlooked, so if you walk up on one laying down, they frequently just lay still and try not to bring attention to themselves
Was that salt you added?
I think it was sugar. It was one of the methods he suggested cooking it earlier in the video.
I foresee videos like this resurfacing all because of Dungeon Meshi
A bet the slime of the stems would act as a thickener in stew. Will have to try this spring
works just like corn starch :)
I wonder if it could be a replacement for pectin?
@@OldManoftheWoods Little late but the slime is an antiseptic and was used to keep wounds clean and can be applied to sunburn or bug bites for pain relief.
@@OldManoftheWoods Little late but the slime is an antiseptic and was used to keep wounds clean and can be applied to sunburn or bug bites for pain relief.
Wonder if it adds a strange flavor though.. did you ever try it?
U have to wash it very well before cook don't eat raw
I need to go tell The YellowJackets.
i feel cheated you look like a young man of the woods
lol bro "pretty good" with a quarter cup of sugar
Quite an amazing video good info. Thank you very much. I just know about it today only on 1.7.2023.
Nobody needs that much sugar lol
😂
Did he say he needed it though? 😂
Ooooh… Never use non stick pans… Even the new ones that say they are PTFE and PFOA or PFOS free are simply using a sister chemical that is just as bad… They all use PFO-X or PFA-X of some type… And aluminum is really bad as well… Go with stainless or carbon steel… Enameled is fine but the enamel is pretty much a waste, and it will deteriorate fairly soon once used…
I enjoyed learning more about eating cattails, but would never eat any part of them that are growing by a road… Roadside cattails are heavily sprayed with herbicides because of how invasive they can be. Best to stick to pristine areas that you know are clean and not sprayed.
ME WANT BITE
ME WANT PLANT CORNDOG DELIGHT
ME WANT DEEP FRIED
ME THINK WATER TWIKIE NICE.