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Forage
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We like to forage
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We like to forage here are some ideas for some of the treats you can find in the hedgerows hit the button to get to the post to read more ...
Lemon and Elderflower sorbet
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This is a lovely snowball in a glass, fresh and light and a perfect dessert or treat for a nice sunny day and can also be eaten as an...
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Soaps
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Busy, busy the last few days getting ready for all the spring and summer fairs with more soaps to create for my new collection, with all ...
Nettle Soap
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This Sunday was spent foraging out in the woodlands for the first of the young and tender spring nettles. nettles contain some amazing he...
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Astridge forest Sweet chestnuts
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Today we went for a walk in Astridge forest to see the leaves change and see what we could find, however Sophie's agender was differen...
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Pickled pears
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I have wondered about pickled pears for a couple of years but either didn't have the time or wasn't sure about the taste. I did h...
Damson batter buns
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With all the lovely damsons we foraged for most went into making damson wine but i saved some to make some damson batter buns for Sophi...
Rosehip Syrup
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As said in my rosehip-tea post rose hips are really good for you packed with loads of vitamins, little ones may not enjoy drinking tea ...
Rosehip tea
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Rosehips are one of my favourite things to forage for they are packed with goodness with Vitamin A, B, C, E and K and is excellent at fi...
Sloe wine
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Out and about foraging again and this weekend we planned to gather Sloes, we have loads and loads where we live so are never in short supp...
Elderberry wine
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Today we are making Elderberry wine, we had loads of success earlier in the year with elderflower and lemon cordial so we were watching a...
Apple crisps
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With the bumper crop of apples this year we have turn most into Cider but there are still loads left and not wanted to fill my free...
Cider time
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We are lucky to have an apple tree in our garden, however when we moved into our house the previous occupants had knocked copper nails int...
Plum jam and Plum Sauce and some Ale
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I was lucky to go with my friend Emma to a ladies house who had 8 plum trees and after picking 3 kg of juicy ripe plums got cracking to tu...
Lavender and Honey ice cream and other ideas
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I like this unusual ice cream and use it as amuse bouche and love to watch the faces of my friends and family as they try and guess th...
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Rose petal syrup
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We are lucky to have an abundance of roses in our garden some of them at the top of our garden that cant be seen, so i had to have a t...
Elderflower and Lemon cordial
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Every year we go out foraging for elderflower's and we usually pick enough to make champagne to last us all summer, however this year...
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Nettle Beer
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I look forward to this yearly treat nettle beer is just delicious and has its own wonderful scent and flavour flowery nectar and very e...
Nettle Tea
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When young nettles start poking their leaves out of the ground, best picked when they are about 6 leaves to the plant and after a nice s...
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