Plant-based Fresh and Foraged Recipes
Lush and juicy, we’ve made what tastes to us like summer in a jar. Our Queen Anne’s Lace jelly uses foraged flowers to capture the season. For added acidity and flavor, lemon juice is joined with lemon zest, bumping up the fruitiness. With just a …
With summer in full swing, it’s time to start with this vegan stuffed grape leaf recipe! Also known as dolmas, these wild grape leaves are quickly blanched before being filled with a mixture of rice, king oyster mushrooms, cashews, and spices like fennel and dill. …
One crispy, golden, umami, garlicky, foraged flavor-blast coming up! If you’re looking for a creative and flavorful way to eat tofu, or a great foraged garlic mustard recipe, these tofu patties are what you’ve been looking for. They’re great as a snack, dippable, or you …
It’s spring! Time to cook up some spruce tips. Today we’re going to make soft, pillowy, olive oil infused focaccia bread, topped with salty, briny, crispy capers and citrusy, pine-flavored spruce tips. Add a little garlic and smoked flaky sea salt, and you’ve got an …
Tart, sweet. and cooling, this Japanese knotweed jam takes no time to make, and has a dynamic, complex flavor despite only using four ingredients! Thickened with chia seeds, you don’t need to worry about your jam getting to the right temperature and setting right, the …
Bright, crisp, and refreshing, this magnolia blossom sushi has just the most amazing textures and flavors. Rich creaminess from the avocados, crisp freshness from cucumbers, that touch of onion from the chives, and the star of the show, peppery, gingery, acidic pickled magnolia petals. All …
Light, fresh, and peppery, these pickled magnolia petals are a wonderful foraged condiment to add to you refrigerator. These beautiful, foraged pickles are delicate and fresh, perfect on sushi, in sandwiches, salads, with rice, mix in a “tuna” or egg salad, top burgers, mix in …
It’s spring time, so let’s make stinging nettle kimchi! This spicy, umami, salty, funky, herbaceous, fermented goodness can be made in about 15 minutes, and then left on your counter to develop that amazing fermented flavor. Enjoy the best of spring foraging with a little …
I’ve never been a huge fan of root beer, until I tried root beer with sassafras- or as I call it, real root beer. Sassafras is a tree native to eastern America, and it’s the original root in root beer. Get that amazing spiced, aromatic, …
An expected part of the Thanksgiving table is that sweet, tart, pop of color- I’m talking, of course, of cranberry sauce! Personally, canned is not really an option for me as homemade is SO MUCH BETTER. Just not even comparable really. But this year I’m …