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Fede – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Whatever you call it, Lamb’s Quarters, Goosefoot, Pigweed or Fat-hen, is a common annual weed traditionally used for cooking in many countries. It’s easy to recognize and it has a delicate flavor. Cooked like spinach goes well with any dish. June 4, 2016. Chenopodium album (Lamb's quarters). Deep fried Black Locust Blossoms. June 4, 2016. Black locust and Peach Clafoutis. June 1, 2016. April 25, 2016. Finally sp...
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Why use wild edible plants? – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Why use wild edible plants? Colourful food, healthy mood! Fruit and vegetable plants are easily recognized as a rich source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber. But in the last decades a new group of nutrients made is way in our knowledge of healthy lifestyle: they are called phytochemicals, or phytonutrients, which are powerful antioxidants. Which plants have the largest amount of phytonutrients? Polyphenols (phyt...
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Wildcrafting tips – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Wild food foraging is rapidly gaining popularity: it’s really exciting to go hunting into the wild to set up an amazing menu for your friends. But wildcrafting has some extremely important ground rules. First of all, a well-trained wildcrafter should never damage the natural environment. And he should never get carried away, because plants could be a healthy food and a deadly poison all the same.
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Where, when, how? (plants) – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Where, when, how? Only experience can teach us the proper time and place to find our precious weeds in surroundings, because one place can be a lot different from another. Altitude, local climate and annual changes in snowcover can shift the right time to harvest more than a month. I will post some plant-profiles in the next days, to help new wildcrafters in their first steps. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Identif...
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Pan Meino – Sourdough Cornmeal and Elderflower Bread – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Pan Meino Sourdough Cornmeal and Elderflower Bread. Pan Meino, what’s that? They are small, sweet breads made with cornmeal flour and elderflowers (. These small breads were usually served with fresh cream and passito wine. Elderflowers (Sambucus nigra), used in traditional recipes of northern Italy. Elderflowers and Sourdough starter. Time to bloom for Elder tree (Sambucus nigra) here in the mountains! 150 gr C...
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Good King Henry – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Good King Henry and Lamb’s quarters Gnocchi dumplings with Elderflowers. July 20, 2015. May 29, 2016. Pumpkin & Good King Henry tartlets. I love these tartlets, they are smooth and their taste is and sweet and juicy at the same time.i need to make some other to tell you more…they’re just finished a few hours ago. I hope yuo’ll enjoy them! January 17, 2015. May 29, 2016. Recipes & Preserves. This website uses coo...
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Elderflower – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Good King Henry and Lamb’s quarters Gnocchi dumplings with Elderflowers. July 20, 2015. May 29, 2016. Elderflower scent (Sambucus nigra) Elder tree is still in bloom and, from my forager point of view, its scent causes me a salivation response, like Pavlov’s dogs. Pavlov’s dogs? The Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov showed the existence of. June 15, 2015. May 29, 2016. Pan Meino, what’s that? May 27, 2015. Identific...
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Phytoalimurgia – Page 2 – Wild edible alpine plants
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Nettle omelette in puff pastry. I always loved nettle omelette, a childhood memory that in easter times tasted like spring in the countryside. But the idea to wrap it up in a crispy puff pastry is a recent gift that Patrizia gave me. Really a. April 5, 2015. April 5, 2015. Light muffins Elderberry heart. Not bad at all,. February 27, 2015. May 30, 2015. Dwarf mountain pine syrup. February 13, 2015. May 29, 2016.
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Before getting started – Phytoalimurgia
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Wild edible alpine plants. Why use wild edible plants? Recipes & Preserves. Where, when, how? Ok, it’s not rocket science. Common sense is most of the times enough, but let’s take a look at some things we could have not considered. Every plant that you harvest and know whether it’s safe for human consumption (edible). Learn their. A good rule is to learn poisonous plants in your area, before going into wildcrafting. Know your enemy, there could be a lot of deadly look-alikes, out there! Can be cut with a...
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