Lambs Quarters ~ Delicious & Nutritious ~ Foraging
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Lambs Quarters ~ Delicious & Nutritious ~ Foraging
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Thank you for this. You are the first that has spoke about how wonderful the herb is.
I like to add lamb's quarters, dandelion greens, and plantain leaves to my salads to beef them up. Nobody ever notices I put them in there.😉
I love learning about yard foraging.
Thank you for sharing about this important survival food. I didn't know exactly how to harvest it correctly.
I transplanted some lamb's quarters to the edge of my garden & will harvest seeds to plant for next year. I dehydrate the leaves at a very low temp & then use it to sprinkle on my food like a garnish
Girl, I got this in my flower pots, on purpose. In the great depression, it was canned for rating later. I also allow one or two to go to seed, for planting later. Also great juiced
The stalks taste like asparagus. I made cream of asparagus soup with them
Thank you Jinne! I know that I have seen this many times. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. It's so important to be able to recognize our nutritional food that grows wild. We are certainly going to need it. 😊👍❤️ You are super!
We had loads of the lambs quarters in our garden last year in another city, but they didnt look quite like yours do, they had more jagged edges on the leaves than yours do. But we did positively identify them as lambs quarters. My husband picked a bunch, wash them up and cooked them like spinach, he said they were delicious and he did not get sick from eating them. Our neighbor didn't believe they were lambs quarters, she thought they were night shade but she looked them up too and found out we were right that they were indeed properly identified. 😊
This is such a great series! I’m really enjoying these lessons and your explanations are very clear and thorough. Our property is just covered in lambs quarters, so I’m really delighted to find that it’s so useful!!❤️🇺🇸
Thank you, for this information.
I never heard of Lamb Quarters.
Thanks for sharing.
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Yumz, it does cook up like Spinach, & nice on Salads, we call it Fat Hen in UK. 😋
TFS Jinne, take care & keep really busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶
Thank you ❤
Thank you. I have identified 8 wild eatables in my yard. Great content. God Bless and stay safe.
Greetings and blessings from southeast LA (NOLA) and going to our camp tomorrow on the big isle. LOTS of sunshine and heat there and will be going out to look for Lamb's Quarters. Love your teachings...even though I live so very far away many "weeds" grow/sprout here too...Thanks.
I'm dehydrating lots of it to go in smoothies, soups, strews ❤ my son an I came up on it a few years ago during a homeschool foraging class we have been growing it ever since a long with a lot of other weed foods 😊
I have put it in my salads before. I need to dehydrate some for a "greens" powder. Great vid!!
I decided to grow lamb's quarters in my garden this yr instead of spinach....it grows soooooo much better, and all summer long😊
Thank you for sharing info on this plant.
Thank you for this video. I think I have this in my garden. I thought it was a weed so I pulled it out. When I did it smelled so good like a herb so I tried to put it back in the ground. I’ll have a closer look at it and maybe have a nibble .
Thanks
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I’ve never heard of this but I’ll be looking for it tomorrow.
Nice to know. Ty
And to think I've been treating them like any other invasive weed. I bet you could dry and powder them to use in smoothies, green drinks or add to soups and things that you don't want the whole leaf. Thanks for this.
You can also dehydrate and powder.
👍🏻 Excellent lesson. I'm in Central Florida, East coast. A plethora of wild things grow in our yard. Going to see if I can find Lambs Quarters.
Thx Jinne! I have never seen that here in Florida.
Just confirmed that we do NOT have lambs quarters in Florida
Thanks Jinne, I have lots of them growing around here!!
Good informational video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
My chickens love it
I just bought some seeds of Lambs Quarters from ebay. Free shipping too. But here in Southern California it too hot to grow now. I will grow during the fall and spring
This has been growing wild in my backyard for years. I discovered what they are a couple if years ago and now I don't allow them to be mowed down. In some parts of the world they are cultivated. Thanks for bringing this to people's attention. BTW, you don't have to know how to garden to grow them.
I've found this growing in a planter not in use. I'm going to pick some and try it.
Love that stuff❤❤❤
I have never heard of them before , Thank you Jinne
Lamb's quarters, also known as Chenopodium album, is a highly nutritious plant. Here are some of its nutritional components:
1. Vitamins: Lamb's quarters are a good source of various vitamins, including vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin K, and folate.
2. Minerals: This plant is rich in minerals such as calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, and phosphorus.
3. Protein: Lamb's quarters contain a notable amount of protein, which is relatively high for a leafy green vegetable.
4. Fiber: It is a good source of dietary fiber, which is essential for healthy digestion and can help maintain bowel regularity.
5. Antioxidants: Lamb's quarters contain antioxidants like beta-carotene, vitamin C, and flavonoids, which help protect the body against oxidative stress and inflammation.
6. Omega-3 fatty acids: It contains a small amount of omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for heart health and inflammation reduction.
It's worth noting that the nutritional composition may vary slightly depending on factors such as soil quality, growing conditions, and plant maturity. Nevertheless, lamb's quarters are generally considered to be a nutritious addition to a balanced diet.
Very interesting 😊 never heard of it. Will look for it. Thanks for sharing!
Jinnie can you come hang out with me and teach me how to forage for all this stuff.... I promise im harmless.... Seriously Thank You for sharing this information with us 🙏🙏 Kendra
I live in Southern California . I have never seen that plant. I looked on Amazon for seeds but not on Prime.
I would check Etsy or Ebay, they may have some. 💕🇺🇸
@@HomesteadCorner I posted that I bought some on ebay. Thanks for your reply!
Thanks for this info! I'm going to check if there is some growing in my yard. What does it taste like? Bitter? Sweet?? Spicy?? That would help me know if I have correctly identified it.
it taste really close to spinach.... 😋
@@HomesteadCorner thanks
Do you have videos on other wild plants that are edible also? And does lambs quarters have a poison look alike?
Why classify them as a weed? Seems like it would be a good idea to plant them in your garden or your yard on purpose. I don't think this would be found anywhere but in a lush, humid environment like yours but I'm not sure. I just learned of this plant the other day, while watching someone else's video. Interesting you chose to tell us about it today. Thanks, Ginne. (PS: Please put your name in the description so we can get used to how you spell it. It's important to me to spell it right and I'm pretty sure I'm not doing that. Thanks.)
It's Jinne. Read the description box, and you will see it at least three times.
@@KoniB. Thank you. I have skimmed a couple times on various videos and never saw it.