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[jalan]

Well, since joining this forum I’ve noticed that peeps like to buy/eat processed vegan foods… Doesn’t anyone know of the many superior, totally organic vegan greens that are available just outside your front door (metaphorically speaking, but mostly literal)??? Some are quite tasty, even raw, tho cooking and adding condiments improves the flavour…
It’s worthwhile to learn, as they’re FREE, unlike the high priced processed ‘lookalike’ vegan supermarket foods with meaty names… And foraging can be FUN…
What say you all???

 

[Emma JC]

foraging is cool and yet most of us don't have access to do so easily - and dandelions would be a good example yet many people with lawns likely have overspray from neighbour's pesticides and also regulations don't allow them to let the dandelions grow large enough to harvest

if/when I move back to a 'country' property then I will definitely forage and grow my own greens including dandelions and many other awesome easily grown foods - I have mentioned before that I watch Nature Lost Vault on youtube and they do amazing episodes on many of these foods

Emma JC
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[silva]

I follow Alexis Nikole Nelson, aka the Blackforager. She has a book coming out! https://www.instagram.com/blackforager/
I mostly catch her on FB.
Half my yard gets the neighbors overspray of weed killer. I hate it, and they also have already had lawn cleanup done with the blowers and mowers. It's still early April! .
I do have much fear of foraging, but have a library book on local plants waiting.