March Wild Food - The Last Forage of Winter | UK Foraging
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Join Chris & I as we head out in to the Peak District for one last forage before Winter comes to an end! The cold snap last week has brought about lots of lovely new flushes of mushroom, so now is a great time to head out in to the woods to see what you can find.
If you enjoy learning about wild food and medicinal plants & fungi, then do consider subscribing as I'll have plenty more videos coming now we are just about to enter the peak of foraging season over the next couple on months!
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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I missed this last year, somehow. Always a real pleasure to watch. Thanks Danni 🍄🍄
Aww I’m glad it found its way to you!
What a lovely video! Thank you for shoving so many different plants I can look out for on my next forest walk:>
I’m so glad it inspired you to look for a few more! Let me know how you get on ☺️🫶🏾
Wonderful video ^^ Hart's Tongue Fern is common in my area, such a wonderful looking plant
Gorgeous isn’t it? The fiddleheads are edible too but I forgot to mention 🤦🏻♀️
Great video thanks for sharing your foraging knowledge ❤
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Wild garlic buds and flowers are the best bit too.
Yessss 🙌🏽
Beautiful, thanks for sharing your knowledge
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Thank you Danni another fantastic video yes spring has sprung I love the yellow carpets of lesser celandine
Love to you both 🍄🍀🌿🌷 x
Gorgeous flower isn’t it!? Have you tried the leaves?
Great info, thanks.
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Some beautiful countryside you have there!
It is beautiful in Sheffield!
Love ur vids, so knowledgeable and informative as ever. Thanks Danni 😊
Thank you so much! Glad you’re enjoying them ☺️
Subscribed. My kind of video. Honey fungus is edible too if I remember correctly. Puffballs are one of my favourites and the only ones I would dare eat. I've never seen earth stars yet. My 4 yr old granddaughter and I collected wild garlic leaves last week and made garlic butter that she wolved down on toast and by the spoonful! Have a super day you two!
Yes you’re right they are! Puffballs are great aren’t they? How do you eat yours? 😄
@@danniinthewild Haven’t tasted them for decades but I think fried with a bit of crispy bacon probably would do the job. Actually met a hiker last year (Polish I believe ) who had picked some and was confirming what they were. When fully mature their spore dissemination is just fascinating.
MOTHER NATURES RECEPIES , forget about your worries and your cares, just need the bare necessaties and rest at ease, the'll come to you. quite a vvineyard of silver Birch sap wine you have there. much love.
Loved your video 👍 so much I have just subscribed 🤗
Thank you so much!
Woah thank you i thought for a sec i was looking at the bottom of my trainers when you tipped that leaf over :D.. joking aside knowledge is good thank you
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Thanks for the video. I would like to ask if there is a serious tick problem in UK forests? Do you need to pull your socks on your trousers?
I wouldn’t say serious but there are definitely more repots each summer. I am a fan of the sock tuck in though! 🙌🏾🧦
How slimy was that earthball?
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