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Recipe for the Green Smoothie I Just Made 2

Into a large vitamix blender I added: — a whole lot of fresh garden cilantro with juicy stalks — about…
March 25, 2013 feralkevin
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Recipe for the Green Smoothie I Just Made

  If I had to name this recipe it would be “spring cilantro mango”.  Or what about “cilantro mango tango”?…
March 22, 2013 feralkevin
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Edible Pollen from Cedar Pine Part 2

December 3, 2012 feralkevin
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Cedar Pine Pollen Video

November 20, 2012November 20, 2012 feralkevin
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Sustainable Foraging — eating invasive species (thistle)

Perused one of my local wild spots yesterday, with an eye out for the surplus. I’m looking for things whose…
July 6, 2010July 6, 2010 feralkevin
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Wild Artichokes are here!

Cynara cardunculus, or artichoke thistle, is the wild version of the commerical artichoke. But get this, they taste the same,…
May 23, 2010 feralkevin
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Mallow Leaves — Edible Weed

December 12, 2009 feralkevin
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Physalis peruviana — Incan berry and the plant of many names

David Wolfe has called these fruit, (not actually berries) Incan berries. So you can buy them at Whole Foods or…
November 30, 2009 feralkevin
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Edible Urban Container Garden Balcony Green Superfood Smoothie

One of the big things I try to teach my students and coach my clients on, is the importance of…
November 27, 2009 feralkevin
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How to Eat Bay Nuts (Umbellularia californica)

You roast them until dark brown, almost black. Like dark roasted coffee or dark chocolate. They contain caffeine like stimulants…
November 26, 2009 feralkevin

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