Eatweeds wild food foraging guide to Britain and Northern Europe

Eatweeds foraging guide

How To Read A Hedgerow

Not because they’re blind, but because no one has ever taught them to look. Walk through a hedgerow without foraging knowledge and it’s all … Continue

Plants for eczema, psoriasis and acne

Your skin flares. It settles. Then it flares again. You’ve tried things. Some helped a little. Nothing broke the cycle. This recording is worth … Continue

Sowthistle and White Bean Soup

Serves 2 Green nourishment. Spring in a bowl. Prickly sowthistle, Sonchus asper, brings a deep, rich flavour, its leaf-edge spines gone entirely once cooked. … Continue

Pickled Magnolia Buds

Makes 1 jar Submerge the buds in cold water and leave for 20 minutes. Lift any insects from the surface and discard. Drain and … Continue

The syrup you can’t buy

The recipe says: don’t wash the blossoms. You want to keep the nectar. That stops most people. We’ve been trained, by food safety culture, … Continue

Someone decided to rename spring

I did, actually. Veridia. From the Latin for green. The old names for the spring equinox carried the past with them. The rites, the … Continue

The World Continues

A rabbit sat perfectly still beside the river.Then I noticed a second one.Spring does this.It asks you to stop.And if you stop, it shows … Continue

Cockchafer soup

Cockchafer soup is made in the same way as crayfish soup. Allow roughly thirty beetles per person. Wash them as soon as they are … Continue