Living off the Land *Wild Mustard Green* Forage and Cook រើសបន្លែព្រៃមកហូប

Foraging and cooking wild mustard greens can be a delightful and rewarding culinary adventure for those interested in exploring the world of wild edibles. Wild mustard greens, often found in fields, along roadsides, or even in urban environments, are a versatile and nutritious addition to any meal.
When foraging for wild mustard greens, it's crucial to positively identify the plant to ensure you are harvesting the correct species. Wild mustard greens typically have jagged, toothed leaves with a peppery flavor similar to cultivated mustard greens. Make sure to pick greens from areas free of pesticides and contaminants, ideally in early spring when the leaves are young and tender.
Once you've gathered your wild mustard greens, it's time to bring them into the kitchen. Before cooking, wash the greens thoroughly to remove any dirt or insects. Wild mustard greens can be enjoyed raw in salads for a zesty kick or can be cooked in a variety of ways.
One popular way to cook wild mustard greens is to sauté them with garlic and olive oil. Heat a pan over medium heat, add some olive oil and minced garlic, then toss in the greens. Cook them until they wilt, but still retain some texture. Season with salt, pepper, and a squeeze of lemon juice for a simple and flavorful side dish.
Another delicious way to prepare wild mustard greens is to incorporate them into a stir-fry. Combine the greens with other vegetables, protein of your choice, and your favorite stir-fry sauce for a nutrient-packed meal bursting with flavors.
For a more traditional approach, you can cook wild mustard greens in a pot of boiling water for a few minutes until tender, then drain and season them with salt, pepper, and a drizzle of olive oil.
Wild mustard greens can also be used in soups, stews, or even as a filling for savory pies and tarts. Their peppery taste adds depth to dishes and pairs well with a variety of flavors.
Remember, foraging for wild edible plants requires caution and knowledge. Always consult a reliable foraging guide or expert before consuming any wild plants, and never harvest from areas that may be contaminated. With proper care and attention, foraging and cooking wild mustard greens can be a delicious and sustainable way to connect with nature's bounty and expand your culinary horizons.

[@jonp6347]

Thanks for sharing this video

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment 😃🙏🙏

[@welcomier]

I NEVER KNEW THAT WILD MUSTARD CAN BE EATEN LIKE THIS ! IN OUR COUNTRY THEY ALSO GROW IN WILD AND WE USE THEM IN PICKLE JARS FOR MARINADE PICKLES FOR WINTER !!! VERY AMAZING VIDEO 😀😀😀

[@Runitup84]

Wow yummy

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you. These are one of my favorite wild vegetables to forage for this time of the year. I will try and make more content of these, stay connected 😃

[@suzysong4783]

Omg I love your broken Khmer. You sounds so funny, but I would like to hear you speak more. They are delicious, u should get your mom to pickle it. Can’t wait to eat the next video.

[@washingtonlife]

lol thank you so much! Yea my Khmer is pretty funny 🤣🤣🤣. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and write me a comment 🙏

[@musclemachine8849]

Love your energy and wish you the best my guy👑👏

[@washingtonlife]

Thank you so much and you as well my friend! 🙏

[@musclemachine8849]

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[@user-up9iq7ic8z]

That looks so good ... I do Collards with either Ham or if the Store has them Ham Hocks and Onions ...Good EATING .. And Hot Sauce ..But You's Sounds & Looks better ...

[@washingtonlife]

That sounds good with your recipe! I had collard greens once when a friend made it for me and i believe she added ham or bacon in it with onions and wow! The only difference between these wild mustard greens and collard greens is that the mustard greens are similar to wasabi of the spicy effect. Thank you so much my friend for watching and making time to write me 😃🙏

[@user-up9iq7ic8z]

The Wife DOES NOT like the Smell of Them Cooking so I do a Pot on the BBG on the back Deck . But at least She let's Me eat Them in the House ...haha

[@washingtonlife]

@@user-up9iq7ic8z lol it would be very funny if she made you eat them outside on the deck 🤣🤣🤣. That’s very good you enjoy eating them because they are considered a super food and is very healthy for you 😃🙏

[@HappyOutdoorsPNW]

This is hilarious. Out there foraging in slides 🤣 great find!

[@washingtonlife]

Hahaha I know right!?? I wasn’t planning on foraging that day but as we were driving we saw them growing and I was like “we have to get some!” Then I was like oh no I don’t have proper shoes but oh well! Hahaha