Black mustard leaf sushi

Home > Plants > Black mustard This recipe is best made up to an hour before serving so the Black Mustard Leaf sushi is … Continue

Wild Celery & Common Mallow Harira

This Wild Celery soup is an alternative to the traditional one served after sunset during Ramadan in Morocco when food is allowed to be … Continue

Country Hedgerow Jam

This Hedgerow Jam Recipe is made from seasonal wild fruits foraged from the countryside. A wonderful combination that gives a great boost to your … Continue

Sea Aster Fish Bake

Sea Aster (Aster tripolium) makes an ideal bedfellow with any line caught white fish. This dish can be made in advance and baked when … Continue

Alexanders pasties

The stems of the Alexanders (Smyrnium olusatrum) goes really well with the cheese and potato filling. You can either make your own flaky pastry, … Continue

Fermented Hogweed Borsch Recipe

I no longer recommend this plant be served to the public. This plant is not for beginners. Never eat raw. Always wear gloves when … Continue

Nettle Noodle Soup

This Nettle Soup recipe is not set in stone and is a great way of using up leftovers lurking in the fridge. It offers … Continue

Burdock Root Chips

For this burdock root recipe, you can use either the roots of Greater Burdock (Arctium lappa) or Lesser Burdock (Arctium minus). Burdock roots can … Continue

Pine Needle Vinegar

This Pine Needle (Pinaceae) recipe makes a wonderful alternative to Balsamic Vinegar. Deeply scented, Pine vinegar can be used in salad dressings, as a … Continue

Horseradish Leaf Bubble and Squeak

Horseradish leaf (Armoracia rusticana) makes a wonderful green vegetable, and raw it can taste very hot, however once cooked the hotness disappears. Cooked Horseradish … Continue

Spiced Plantain Seed Mix

I love the flavour of plantain seeds (Plantago spp). They have a mild, nutty taste. Plantain seed is also pretty high in calcium. This … Continue

Stinging Nettle Gnocchi

For this Stinging Nettle Gnocchi recipe you do need to use a floury potato (we used King Edwards), to avoid using too much flour … Continue