Eatweeds wild food foraging guide to Britain and Northern Europe

Eatweeds foraging guide

Ground Ivy Tempura

Voted the best plant to fritter by some local Devon foragers recently, Ground Ivy (Glechoma hederacea) tastes awesome when prepared as tempura. Try this … Continue

Sea Aster & Tomato Soup

To me Sea Aster is one of the best estuary greens. This Sea Aster recipe looks more like a gazpacho, however the delicate flavours … Continue

Buttered Sea Sandwort

Sea Sandwort is a scrummy little green that I like to serve on its own. I have heard it goes well in soups and … Continue

Brined Alexanders

Brined Alexanders? Sounds really weird… all that salt etc. But not so, because this Alexanders recipe turned out a treat. Let the Alexanders sit … Continue

Dandelion Vinegar Recipe

Nothing beats the delightful taste of wildcrafted dandelion vinegar, mixed in a salad dressing it really zings up your wild green salads. Make this … Continue

Eva’s Warm Dandelion Salad

Today was so sunny, and the Dandelion leaves looked so lush my daughter decided (after being inspired by Master Chef of which she is … Continue

Sea Beet Feathers & Foam

For this sea beet recipe I had to ‘off’ a damaged pheasant that I had found in the road. I hung it up for … Continue

Slow Cooked Rabbit With Douglas Fir

Douglas Fir makes a wonderful herb that adds a truly unique flavour to many dishes, as this Slow Cooked Rabbit With Douglas Fir recipe … Continue

Curried Alexanders leaf

Alexanders leaf makes a great cooked edible green, and there is a vast abundance of it at the moment. In this Alexanders recipe, I … Continue

Traditional Sloe Gin Recipe

This Sloe Gin recipe differs from the modern versions, in that traditionally very little sugar is used. This allows the true flavours of the … Continue