Comments for FeralKevin http://feralkevin.com Foraging and Remembering Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:59:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 Comment on Classes by wildflower http://feralkevin.com/?page_id=268&cpage=1#comment-3077 wildflower Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:52:03 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?page_id=268#comment-3077 I forgot to add...in my commune days (way back)...I used to live on lentils supplemented by large quantities of miners' lettuce, puffballs and fiddleheads (taste like walnuts) In those days I lived on no money and VERY little possessions. Sweet simple times. THANKS! I forgot to add…in my commune days (way back)…I used to live on lentils supplemented by large quantities of miners’ lettuce, puffballs and fiddleheads (taste like walnuts)
In those days I lived on no money and VERY little possessions. Sweet simple times.
THANKS!

]]> Comment on Classes by wildflower http://feralkevin.com/?page_id=268&cpage=1#comment-3076 wildflower Thu, 19 Aug 2010 14:48:43 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?page_id=268#comment-3076 Hey...what a great find. Thanks for inspiring people to really pay attention to their surroundings! We used to eat roasted bay nuts, but after a while I lost the taste for them. Great vid on bay nuts. Happy Foraging wildflower Sonoma County, Ca Hey…what a great find. Thanks for inspiring people to really pay attention to their surroundings!
We used to eat roasted bay nuts, but after a while I lost the taste for them. Great vid on bay nuts.
Happy Foraging
wildflower
Sonoma County, Ca

]]> Comment on Sudden Oak Death and Geophagy — Lee Klinger, Weston Price, and the Remineralization of Our Lands and Bodies by feralkevin http://feralkevin.com/?p=55&cpage=1#comment-2482 feralkevin Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:34:20 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/blog/?p=55#comment-2482 Wish you would have left a comment, not just a link. Would love to hear your perspective. Thanks! Wish you would have left a comment, not just a link. Would love to hear your perspective. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Sudden Oak Death and Geophagy — Lee Klinger, Weston Price, and the Remineralization of Our Lands and Bodies by Joe Alberi http://feralkevin.com/?p=55&cpage=1#comment-2479 Joe Alberi Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:00:14 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/blog/?p=55#comment-2479 treatsuddenoakdeath.com treatsuddenoakdeath.com

]]> Comment on Contact by Ikuko Corbett http://feralkevin.com/?page_id=207&cpage=1#comment-2326 Ikuko Corbett Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:22:20 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?page_id=207#comment-2326 Kevin, We were at the meeting ysterday, were very impressed with you rknowledge and explanations. You have mentioned taht wildplants dinner or some sorts, we cannot find it on your web. how can get the iformation about that type of dinner you may serve? Thank you Kevin,

We were at the meeting ysterday,
were very impressed with you rknowledge and explanations.

You have mentioned taht wildplants dinner
or some sorts, we cannot find it on your web.

how can get the iformation about that type of dinner
you may serve?

Thank you

]]> Comment on Sustainable Foraging — eating invasive species (thistle) by j http://feralkevin.com/?p=445&cpage=1#comment-2318 j Mon, 12 Jul 2010 07:26:25 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?p=445#comment-2318 Tried looking for these guys when you first put up the last post, but all I came up with were milk thistles. In the interest of fighting an invasive species (and filling my belly next year) could you please be more specific about where to find them in the East Bay/Oakland? Tried looking for these guys when you first put up the last post, but all I came up with were milk thistles. In the interest of fighting an invasive species (and filling my belly next year) could you please be more specific about where to find them in the East Bay/Oakland?

]]> Comment on Wild Artichokes are here! by FeralKevin » Blog Archive » Sustainable Foraging — eating invasive species (thistle) http://feralkevin.com/?p=434&cpage=1#comment-2236 FeralKevin » Blog Archive » Sustainable Foraging — eating invasive species (thistle) Tue, 06 Jul 2010 23:15:21 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?p=434#comment-2236 [...] Comments « Wild Artichokes are here! [...] [...] Comments « Wild Artichokes are here! [...]

]]> Comment on Wild Artichokes are here! by FeralKevin http://feralkevin.com/?p=434&cpage=1#comment-2234 FeralKevin Tue, 06 Jul 2010 19:10:12 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?p=434#comment-2234 Wow, I never thought anyone would actually want to plant these! When the purple heads are completely dried out and faded in color, the seeds will be ripe. You can tug at the fluff and the beautiful hard seed will come out. This seed is like a milk thistle seed, edible and good for your liver. You can plant it if you choose. Thanks! Wow, I never thought anyone would actually want to plant these! When the purple heads are completely dried out and faded in color, the seeds will be ripe. You can tug at the fluff and the beautiful hard seed will come out. This seed is like a milk thistle seed, edible and good for your liver. You can plant it if you choose. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Wild Artichokes are here! by Julie Levin http://feralkevin.com/?p=434&cpage=1#comment-2232 Julie Levin Tue, 06 Jul 2010 17:33:12 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?p=434#comment-2232 Hi Kevin, I've missed hiking with you these past couples of months, and hopefully will rejoin you soon. I have an artichoke question. There are some wild ones in a field near my house, and I'd love to nab them to plant in my yard. The heads are all purple and lovely right now. What's the best way to get them into my dirt? Thanks, Julie Hi Kevin,

I’ve missed hiking with you these past couples of months, and hopefully will rejoin you soon. I have an artichoke question. There are some wild ones in a field near my house, and I’d love to nab them to plant in my yard. The heads are all purple and lovely right now. What’s the best way to get them into my dirt?

Thanks,
Julie

]]> Comment on Wild Artichokes are here! by Pablo Chiste http://feralkevin.com/?p=434&cpage=1#comment-1656 Pablo Chiste Wed, 26 May 2010 18:22:22 +0000 http://feralkevin.com/?p=434#comment-1656 No pics of these artichokes? Do they look the same as regular ones and do they grow down in Southern California? No pics of these artichokes? Do they look the same as regular ones and do they grow down in Southern California?

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