OFF GRID: PINE NEEDLE TEA
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY: Stacy is showing you how easy it is to enjoy the foods that are all around you. In this episode she is making pine needle tea from a evergreen right in our back yard
Doug and Stacy always encourage you to do your homework when foraging for food and drink in the natural settings
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My step son literally just walked into the house from camping with his friend last night. He had a metal coffee pot that he sit on the stove I merely smelled “something“ and asked him what was that and it was Pineneedle tea so of course I get on UA-cam. Look it up and I find this video just mind blowing! Thanks for sharing.
Just got back from foraging gingko leaves for a tincture. I had a procedure on a brain tumor 4 years ago (wish I didn’t have it done). Have been battling memory issues for 4 years now. Still have that tumor and have recently had pressure there so something is going on. Just found some white pines near me so heading out to forage some pine needles. Also growing turmeric again since that is one of 2 things that helped keep me from needing another procedure (open brain recommended that time) 6 months after the 1st. I hope you both know how much you are changing lives. God Bless you both.
I take 3-4 tablespoons of virgin coconut oil daily. I am 74 yrs young. I believe it helps greatly with my memory. Do some research for yourself. God Bless.
Wishing you healing, may The Creator bless you.
Pine needle tea also contains high levels of Vitamin A, which is good for your eyesight, improves hair and skin regeneration and improves red blood cell production. It can be used as an expectorant for coughs and to help relieve chest congestion; it is also good for sore throats
Some People Are Using It to Reverse The JAB !
@@TheCelestialnav oh, that's interesting, never heard that.
Can I dry the pine needles to make tea later.?
@@marlenepopos12 YES, But Fresh Is Better !
I tried the fresh needle tea. It was very mild tasting. How long do you steep the tea for?
I just love your Homestead Homie videos. I'm in a 300 sq ft apt (2 rooms) and I've been doing things naturally for almost three years. It can be done, no matter how big or small. So you can say, I'm becoming an apartment homestead homie.
I couldn't believe it when I saw this video, as I was just thinking last week I needed to know how to make Pine needle tea!! And I didn't know some were poisonous! Apparently this tea was one of the survival foods used in Bosnia after the collapse there, and that's in modern times, so it's a really really important survival food! I'm surprised more people haven't watched your video. (Naomi Shubert)
I have an Amish friend who's daughter had some illness I don't remember what it's been like four years, but she called me to help her because I do natural stuff and my children and I went out to our woods and pick a bag of pine needles to take to her. It really is wonderful!
What in THE world?! Well, I have never!😳😂 Learning something new every day. 👍🏽👊🏼
Right!!!!! Another nugget!
So now I need to know how to determine what type of pine tree I have on my new homestead!
been making pine needle tea for two weeks...fighting the spiked proteins being emitted by the jabbed folks now!!!
This is something I've always wanted to try. My weakness is identifying one from the other. I've gotten several books on identifying wild edibles but the pictures are NEVER very good. Usually pencil type drawings. I need to find someone in my area that can show me. I'm a very visual learner (duh I'm watching UA-cam, right? lol) and having someone physically show me is so much easier for me. One time is generally all it takes. Anyway, TFS. You guys are awesome. Love and hugs, Lisa
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Grateful for the abundance of knowledge you provide the world! Such beautiful people sharing so many ways to stay weal(thy) !❤
I will be trying this once we are on our property.
I brought a small pot of water to a boil and turned the burner off. Threw in my cut pine needles, some mint, lemon balm, ginger, and lemon. After steeping I poured it through a strainer into our cups and added honey. Delicious! Hmmm, I think there might be one more cup in that pot! ☕️
rats about Ponderosa Pines! surrounded by them, lol. thanks for the heads-up! was itching to try this, and probably would have used the wrong pines!
Scots/scotts pine, red pine ,white pine. Exist through out the whole world. Pinaceae family. Pinus sylvestri. Our Lord said to use it dry . Boil 3 tablespoons of dry needles in 4.22 cups of water drink 1 cuo -2x a day for Lung ilnesses or respiratory inflammation #LuzDeMaria #LightOfMary #aperitionsOfMaryDOTcom
Talking about breakfast, I make a honey molasses syrup for my tea and I use it on oatmeal too. 1 cup of honey, 1/2 cup filtered water, 2 tbsp. or Glugs of molasses and mix.
Love it with honey&cream
Suramin!!!!!
You guys really know your stuff! I’ve been on the lookout for different food sources for about ten years now and I can say you guys are spot on. I will say: ponderosa is a yellow pine and is poisonous, however, I have made tea from southern yellow pine down in Arkansas and it had zero effects on me. Not sure if it has a long term concern, though. I don’t even cut up my needles. I just stick a cluster in my teacup. I find it plenty strong as is and it’s easier to pull out the needles
Blessed by you guys! 🍵🌲
Excellent , thanks.
We like Labrador tea too. It grows underneath the pine trees up north here, in Canada. It tastes mild and is high in vitamin C as well.
Never heard of Labrador tea
I make this for my grandchildren every winter... They love it.
Great video. Thanks for sharing some great information. I have evergreens and I never thought about pine needle tea.
Watching this from the playlist under foraging. I have a couple pine trees in my driveway. I plan to make sure they are white pine and try this tea. Breaking out of my comfort zone. Thanks Doug and Stacey.
your info on remedies is interesting to learn about. love the videos . peace and God's blessing.
Interesting! I will have to try that after we complete the big move! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! Wish there were more folks like you in my neck of the woods...
Foraging is great.
Our cottage in Wisconsin is surrounded by hemlock trees. Not the poisonous hemlock bush, but the Eastern Hemlock, also known as Tsuga Canadensis. Last spring we made hemlock tea for the first time. We loved it!
GREAT VIDEO. THANK YOU. I DO NOT HAVE PINES NEAR ME BUT THIS IS GOOD TO KNOW WHILE CAMPING.
Yes, I make this. Free from a tree just outside a window here. I remember to identify with each little bunch having group of five needles.
love pine needle tea thanks for sharing.
It's nice 👍🏽 to know that you can make tea from pine 🌲 needle tea ☕️.
You probably already do it but, try dandelion root coffee. Roast the root(s) lightly and brew it just like coffee.
I want to try that one
Ken C I love roasting dadilion root! Make my house smell like chocolate cake...
I'm a newby! I just finishing roasting mine, do I use the same amount as regular coffee beans?
When camping I will often grab a pine needle to chew on. I didn't know it was so good for me. But good to know some are toxic, I will have to be careful which needles I select. Thanks
Thankyou this was very good video for me to see and try it out in the city Will make good tea.
Love me some tea. This is one that I have never tried. I will now. You guys rock! Thanks...
Is that a dog snoring in the background ? Must be ol' Faith again! Ha-ha! Back in 1972, '73 I read a book about foraging. (Back in High School. Does that make me an old lady?) I don't recall the author, but he was known for saying something like, 'trees, some parts are edible!" or something like that. Anyway he wrote about this, too. It is what I consider to be "ageless knowledge". It is so nice that you are passing it on, too. Thank you Stacy and Doug.
Wow Doug with a mustache and its a dark beard.😁 Stacy looks the same which is a good thing. Needing a refresher.
Cool. I love these guys. Just found them.
I drink lots of dandelion tea... Have eaten the pine nuts but I'm pretty sure we have ponderosa pines in the south so I guess I wont be trying the pine nettle tea... but great video and have a blessed day.... Steve
plan to keep watching you two!
How do you store the extra pine needles? How long can they be stored?
hello guys hope to hear freom you soon im still sober miss ya
I just harvested about 5 lb a blackberry leaves the other day for tea wish I could find some white pine to give that a try
my grandmother used to make blasty tea! i still do, just introduced my wife to it shes a huge tea fanatic lol we were in recently and i showed her labrador tea! fresh off the bush!
looks awesome. tfs :)
I love the foraging info.
Thank you for the great information. Love those cups 🌲
Love you guys!!
New subscriber here loved the video! I am pregnant right now but will be using this after new little man shows up... we have pines everywhere on our land!
I'm going to try this tomorrow. Thanks Stacy!!
We do this when camping and hiking, it's so refreshing on a rainy day!
Great share folks 👍😊
I love this couple 🥰 thank you for everything you do for all of us. I have access to the pine tree 🌲 now I wonder if I can give my children this tea, 9 and 11 years old? 💝💐😘 blessings 🌹
Wow ,this is nice to know...TY For that info...
Thank you for your response I'd been out there hating them trees if you had not stopped me
Jest kiding we talk about yall all the time wanting to go off the grid ourselves but we just don't know
Wild edibles, great stuff. I follow Haphazard Homestead she has some really cool ideas on foraging and edibles. Cheers!!
Would they still have the same benefits if you say, mailed me some to Chicago as opposed to being fresh? I like the idea of adding ginger. I think I'd even try a tiny amount of turmeric for the anti-inflammation properties.
I understand the dried needles have more Vit C content.
Vitamin C Content.
ElementVitamin C (mg)
Orange0.532
New Needles0.72
1 Year Old Needles1.18
2 Year Old Needles1.87
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Pine needle tea has always been one of my "Go To" teas.
Do you collect the pine pollen in the spring? There are lots of medicinal value to the pollen. Blessings
Just recently heard of pine pollen. Will have to check next spring. Best.
I can NOT WAIT to watch this!! Come on, Mountain WiFi ON ICE! xoxoxo
I am going to make that! I LOVE those mugs!!!!! I adore pottery!
Whaaa!! I just saw another video that said you can conume ponderosa pine
( yellow pine )
Amazing treatment for colds, flu virus!
Added this to my tea repertoire!
Thanks Doug and Stacey 💖🤗
I'll have to try this. Thanks for the info.
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I live In a pine forest, with all different pine trees, im now going to find out whats what so I dont poison myself, dont worry I wont blame you ! :) cool video
Stacy, I'm afraid I won't pick the right one. I really need it I've been a little under the weather lately and antibiotics don't seem to work.
I made spruce tip jelly. One son won 1st place 4H Alaska State Fair Palmer Alaska
Home steamers honey.
I can harvest elderberry from mountains. So awesome to keep learning
thumbs up enjoyed this
I will try this! Thanks
i just planted 50 blue spruces
I'll bet it's delicious!
Popping in from 2021 here... Doug's beard is so dark! Lol... I'm right there with a bud. ;-) Love your content!!! I'm a homestead homie!
Just started making pine needle tea!
I enjoy drinking tea.
👍💗 Doug & Stacy 💗👍
Most of the pines around me are ponderosa, so it'll be awhile before I'm able to try this.
Are those mugs something you made? I remember watching a video of yours and hearing you mention you are a potterer. Do you sell them? They look so perfect and beautiful. If you do sell your mugs or any other ceramic ware please guide me to where I should go.
Ooh, yum! Pine nettle tea!
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We have Loblolly Pine here in GA
Pine Needle Tea for Health.......does that count! LoL :). Pine pollen is suppose to be fantastic too!
Yellow pine in the south has 3 needles. It's safe.
Get a coffee press, they call them tea presses in Europe.
Round TWO, fun, nutritious, wildcraft brew
I like honey or sugar in mine.Bought a tea ball just for that.
I'll have to try it, we have a white pine out front.
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Wow! So cool! I had no idea you could drink pine needle tea! Does it have to be a specific kind of pine tree for tea? Anything you have to watch out for? Oops, nevermind I hadn't't finished listening! LOL! Got excited and didn't finish the video first! Should have know you'd fill us in! 😋💖
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This is being used now to counteract the spike protein in the jab
Yes
I wish I could come hang out with you guys 🙏
Can u pick a larger amount of needles to store through the winter? How would u store them?
Did I understand Stacy to say tumor suppressant ? I had a hard time hearing some of it so bare with me please ..... Carter is missing his tumor suppressing gene , I understand it wouldn't heal him but it is nice to know
Stacey I live in Colorado where ponderosa pine is abundant. It has two needles per leaf. I've been making tea for a while now.
I only steep it, is this safe? What is safe for my area?
I havent had any issues with ponderosa pine needles
Ponderosa Pine has 3 needles per fascicle. Red Pine has 2. Red Pine’s safe, Ponderosa Pine can cause abortions.
So pine needles can be harvested at any time for brewing a hot cup of tea? Most youtubers say to harvest pine needles during the spring.
Wow