How To Dehydrate Lambs Quarters
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2016
- This week we are harvesting and dehydrating Lambs Quarters! Also known as goosefoot, pigweed, and fat hen; this edible weed has lots of uses!
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I love lambsquarter! I used to pull it year after year, we'll about 3 years, and got tired of pulling the same weeds every year. So I started looking them up. Eat the weed was a great help. Now I let most of my weeds grow and use them as food! Lambsquarter replaces my spinach that always bolts way too soon here. I never made tea, must try, thanks.
Same here! Never made tea with it, can’t wait to try!
Love it, great resource that people dont think of, i love wild edibles.
Glad to hear that you will be posting every Wednesday! Looking forward to it! Thanks for sharing this video
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Amazing video, thank you for the nutrient information and including how you use it.
You're doing an awesome job with the videos. Love them!
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I cook lamb’s quarter. First cooking about a cup of sausage, along with onion. Pour in chicken broth and a quart of cooked potatoes (mine is canned). When it’s hot I put in a big pile of lamb’s quarter. Cook down. Makes the best soup!
I have some frozen, some freeze dried and some canned.
Chickens like it fresh also.
Interesting--enjoying your videos. Love ya
Would love to see how to make a vegan probiotic yoghurt or kefir at home. Thanks for your content.
Something just hit me as I was watching your video. If it is water soluble could you make the infusion to get all the goodness out and use that to fertilize plants that are showing signs of lacking those elements?
Absolutely. I don't know that you even have to use heat. Lots of gardeners make compost teas from various "weeds", usually just by throwing the fresh chopped plants in a bucket of water and aerating it for some days. Nettles are a great one. I'm sure most would work and as you said, you could even choose them based on what was needed for a specific plant.