Roasted Burdock Root - Tasty and so many reported health benefits!

[@GuruRasaVonWerder]

I have thousands of Burdock & dozens of other herbs I am harvesting right on my 3 acre yard surrounded by nature - Also have 47 more acres of woods, fields, riverfront & island. So God told me not to garden - not worth it - just harvest your herbs. This year I listened & wow, did I do the right thing! My blood pressure has gone down, at this rate, I might not need my herbs after a while! I'm using dandelion, yellow dock & plantain also. Everything is improving.

[@SuHu62]

I would definitely like to see how you make a tincture or tea with this.

[@bobbobbob3943]

Any tips for foraging burdock. like where to find. in North Carolina Specificaly.

[@clionamm]

My sister is type 1 diabetic. Here in Ireland all insulin, and the pens etc are free for anyone with diabetes. It should be the same worldwide, as it's a huge extra cost just to stay alive.

[@toshikopage7112]

Most Asian market carry this, try to find Asian Market near where you live. I eat this all the time, I cook with carrots. Slice them very thin and fry them season with soy sauce, mirin and sesame seeds. We call it GOBO. just FYI.

[@aquaticamigo6439]

Very helpful vedio ..I’m dietbedtics and have high blood pressure..I will be trying this

[@Elcee-c7t]

I use cold brewed 24 hrs burdock tea as my base for my morning Chai tea.

[@barbaraglover4451]

I would love to try this Burdock root

[@aknitlife]

Yes Vickie, please make the tincture. It will be very interesting to see how the process is done! Thanks for sharing! ❤️❤️👍👍

[@Trendlespin]

This comes up naturally in my yard and yes it is considered an ugly weed, isn't this a shame! Those deep roots are very hard to dig up from our clay soil. I have read that in Japan they have special deep barrels that they grow it in for easier harvesting. I learned more about this wonderful plant by watching your video thank you.

[@barbaraglover4451]

thanks for sharing how to make this Roasted Burdock

[@JaketownCreekHomestead]

Yes please! I would like to see a video on how to make a tea and a tincture.

[@friedacaldarelli1733]

Here in New York I pick the burdocks which are also sold in some markets as “Cardunes” which is an Italian favorite. They don’t have the same type of roots as the ones you have but we don’t pick the roots because we want to encourage them to regrow next year. I’ll have to pull up a root this year to see what it looks like😂. I would think that they also have similar benefits being in the same family. I have also seen them sold by seed company’s. I can only find them around Memorial Day each year. After prepping them I freeze them to be used during the holidays. I wasn’t aware of the medicinal properties so I thank you for the information!😊

[@sidneythompson159]

Looks wonderful. I would love to see the tincture as well as the tea Vickie. Thank you so much

[@naty2530]

I concur with all others who want to see you make the tincture and tea. I think I’ve seen burdock root in an Asian market in my area. I will now have to make a trip to confirm. Thx so much as always for all the GREAT information. You rock!!

[@fishcreekcountrygal9896]

I have this growing all over my property (it's always been an annoying weed to me!) and I pulled a huge root out yesterday, so now I want to try this recipe!

[@RV-there-Yet]

The scientific studies I read also show burdock to be a blood purifier, removes heavy metals & other toxins from the body/blood/organs, as well as draining/supporting the lymphatic system! So many wonderful benefits, most of which you mentioned~ & I thank for posting this today Vickie. =) My husband's family all have kidney & diabetes/pre-diabetic issues, so I am always on the hunt for anything I can add into our diet that is multi-purpose like this. A few years ago, I discovered Chanca Piedra, which is yet another amazing plant that has multiple benefits- including kidney support & blood cleansing. My brother-in-law suffered from frequent, horrid kidney stones, & not a one since he started taking the c. piedra~ praise God! His provisions are truly endless, aren't they =)

[@RV-there-Yet]

*I might try this as a yet another 'potato' substitute for stews & such~ the turnips, radich, & parsnips I tried (on your recommendation, btw) were wonderful in my beef stew :)

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I haven’t heard of Chance Pindar. I will have to look that one up. Yes, I think you could use the burdock root that way. I am so glad you enjoyed the beef stew!

[@janiceseigler6317]

So happy the Burdock was a good choice! I think I may order some of this to taste and grow some, too. Looking forward to seeing a Burdock tincture video other uses. I love "new" stuff to eat and grow.

[@sabahsofan7749]

شكراً لكي علي هذه المعلومات عن جذور الارايقطون لقد وجدتها في أسواق اليابان ولا اعلم كيف اطبخها وبحثت وقد ساعدتني في طبخها من خلال فيديوهك ❤

[@rafaelrivera2438]

Yes, I too would like to see the tincture and tea. Thanks from Rebecca in Chatt.,Tn.

[@dianapena8464]

Wow so many health benefits with this!!

[@rudigerpauley7136]

Yes, I just got very dark seed from Amazon. I am going to grow in the spring.

[@gemmaavary4996]

Mrs.Vickie, that is So Sweet of you to share the Burdock Root with your neighbor ♡♡♡ Thanks-a-million for sharing the Awesome information with us♡♡♡ I believe GOD created everything for our benefits ♡♡♡ HE IS AN AWESOME GOD ♡♡♡ GOD BLESS EVERYONE ♡♡♡ Have A Wonderful Blessed Peaceful night ♡♡♡

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I hope this information helps at least one person. God bless!

[@gemmaavary4996]

@@VickiesCountryHome Mrs.Vickie it Truly has helped me ♡♡♡ I want to purchase some and fix it for my Precious Family ♡♡♡ Thanks-a-million ♡♡♡ You are A Blessing ♡♡♡

[@alaskajax2]

Yes, would love to see a vid of tea or tincture.

[@tagladyify]

This grows every where. It grows all over my property. It’s a biannual. The first year it is just the large, tender leaves. The second year it gets burs with seeds all over it. From my understanding you harvest the root in the first year, in the fall, as the second year they get woody.

[@susannminall7456]

I have been watching your videos for a very long time. I have to say you are looking wonderful. It shows that Keto is working.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Thank you!

[@IngeLyck]

Dear Vicky.. I dont even know that Root, so something new for me to learn.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Thank you so much dear Inge! I love to continue learning! The eagle is a pencil sketch that my stepmother gave me in the late 70’s, and was drawn by Joni Eareckson Tada (She signed it Joni PTL). She is a quadriplegic, and it was drawn with her mouth holding the pencil. She is very active in ministry and missionary work still. Such an inspiration! Love you!

[@michaelsingleton8978]

I lived in Japan when I was in the Navy and my wife is a Japanese national. We purchased these all the time. They call them GOBO. and make Kinpira, Burdock, Carrots, and are so good in this combo. You can find this on KZbin. You can eat the root and the young leaf's. Japanese eat this to clean the blood. Remember you are what you eat. In America, we would consider this a weed in some parts. To me it is like Danielines, a weed but so good for you. .

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Thank you! I am going to be looking for these locally!

[@michaelsingleton8978]

@@VickiesCountryHome I am also looking at buying seed to grow myself. Good luck

[@bobbobbob3943]

@@VickiesCountryHome I also need to find this root localy. I dont know where to start.

[@leilaniaki344]

I grew up eating it here in Hawaii. Japanese make delicious meals with it. Japanese call it gobo. I love it in a Japanese stew Nishime. Yummy!

[@stevebeutelspacher1157]

Thank you for that video! Just bought some burdock root and your video on how to roast it was most helpful!

[@glambeauty56usa]

Thank you so much for sharing this great info my friend! Love this. Have a Great Day!

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Thank you! You too!

[@iartistdotme]

Now you got me looking for sources to try this, also! I wish I had seen this last week so I could have some on my Azure order coming Wed.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

That is the biggest problem with Azure Standard - only coming once a month! 🤗

[@eleanorgonsalves6895]

Yes I would like know how to make the tea that is very interesting and I like the video of how to bake it to I'm going to try that

[@janenichols3880]

Tincture and tea sounds interesting! Also is it possible to grow from seed??

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Yes! From what I have been reading, it grows easily from seed. I have ordered the seeds and will be trying it.

[@JaniceCrowell]

I bought that exact same thing from Azure! I thought it was going to be dried, cut and sifted! Surprise! But I will dry some to use as a supplement for my Diabetes.

[@annsc]

Thank you for sharing this with us. We will dig up the roots of our plants this spring to try them out.

[@melissanielsen8215]

Thankyou, I would like to know what book you were reading about the values of this burdock root

[@mymoatitude]

Yes please I would love to know more about it.

[@kathiedavis3312]

I was watching your video on meal in a jar which was very interesting. Although if you had all the ingredients pre-measured it would really be amazing and the video wouldn’t be as long. Where do you get all of your freeze dried foods. I’ve watched quite a few homesteaders that own their own freeze dryer and they all say the reconstituted foods taste exactly as if made fresh do you find this to be true??? I’d like to try it and these recipes seem like the best way to start. Thank for your information.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I have purchased a lot of the freeze dried food from Thrive Life, but also from other sources. So far I do like Thrive Life best. I don’t have a home freeze dryer, as they use a lot of energy, and I live off grid, but have heard good things. Good luck!

[@lifeinlowercase]

Very interesting...have never heard of this before. Thanks for sharing all its benefits. We have an aunt that struggles with kidney and liver issues...will be letting her know about this asap for sure!

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Now hopefully I can find a local source, so that we can have it more often.

[@aquaticamigo6439]

Where did you buy the root I can’t seem to find here in Los Angeles

[@jeanwoodall1523]

Thanks for sharing. I'll check for it at our Asian grocery stores as we have two in neighboring cities I already go to for my favorite Filipino foods.

[@beverleygarchow9945]

Yes I would love to see both 😍

[@bettymobley763]

Here in Arkansas it Grows in our Yards.🙂 My Friend eats mostly the Greens on top of the roots. Cooked like any kind of greens.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I bought some seeds. I hope they grow here. Such a useful plant!

[@kathydavis6668]

Yes please make the tea and tincture

[@georgeduncan8946]

Yes. 💜🌱🌱Drs dont have all the info either

[@tagladyify]

They look similar to sun chokes. I wonder if they taste the same. I have never eaten them, but my Mom used to eat all parts of them. I probably tasted them as a small child and did not appreciate them. Hearing of all the health benefits I will have to harvest and try them this year. I love globe artichokes.

[@justwhy5543]

Would like the process for making a tincture. Thanks

[@jengoods2246]

Yes please Vicki, I’d love to see the tincture 😀🙏

[@joinmeinthedirt5186]

I was hoping you would show us how you prepare it and yes show us more. I just put it on my cart and delivery is this coming Sunday. There was only 2 left so might not get it this time but will keep it putting it in till i get it. I don’t have a gull bladder so I think this will help my liver. Thank you Ms. Vickie

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I hope you are able to get it!

[@joinmeinthedirt5186]

@@VickiesCountryHome I pick it up tonight, I’m excited.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

Wonderful! Enjoy!

[@cindypye578]

I would like to see you make a tincture and the tea.

[@lawandaroberts-box1483]

I want to see you make the tincture. Wonder if we can grow this. Love your videos Mrs Vickie

[@susandorry6149]

Thank you for so much useful information, I'm hoping it grows wild here but not holding my breath.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I’m not sure where you are, but from what I read it is pretty widespread.

[@fosterhart2013]

I understand the importance of ceanliness of foods we are consuming and at the time remember pulling radishes and green onions straight out of the ground wiping then on whatever part of my clothes was handy and chomping down . I'm still here,so not so sure about the contradictory truths !

[@marvinabigby5509]

I need an herb or root for chronic inflammation do you know of any?I used to make teas out of roots with my mom but I was so young I only remember the sassafras because I liked it.ty

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I am definitely not an expert, but one of the herbal books that I use mentioned marshmallow root.

[@maryedwards2001]

Where can I buy it from thank you

[@sherriebraxton7645]

Please show when you make tincture and tea from burdock root.

[@hollyhenderson8192]

How do you spell azure standard? What is it

[@kefirheals7383]

I don't know if it was just me, or my earphones, but there was a loud fan noise in this video. Just wondered if you noticed it when you were editing this video before putting it out. Burdock - interesting stuff.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

That is the fan on my range that runs automatically anytime my oven heats above 300 degrees. I cannot turn it off.

[@phyllisbakercoffman8988]

Very interesting 🤔

[@robertahall4553]

Thank for sharing

[@leighsmith8591]

Supposed to help with liver too.

[@JaniceCrowell]

Want to see tincture and tea also. Soon!

[@VickiesCountryHome]

It’s on my list to do!

[@marvinabigby5509]

What you say is true.i buy my exhusbands insulin.yes we are divorced he has moved on and has a new women but he got in a financial jam and wont buy it for himself.we have 3 kids and 4 grandkids so I want him around for them .it is expensive with insursnce.

[@michaelsingleton8978]

Vickie, use the back of your knife and scrap the Burdock to lean them and continue with your recipe.

[@susannminall7456]

Very interested to watch your tincture of burdock root.

[@lorim.8136]

You can buy seeds. I found mine at Baker Creek (rare seeds) 😃

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I found some on Amazon, and I look forward to planting some.

[@cindiegrimm5983]

Yes, please.

[@lynbsker1968]

Please come and harvest my burdock! Are you near British Columbia?😂 Terrible weed when you have horses and cattle

[@VickiesCountryHome]

No sorry, I am in northwest Nevada.

[@woodsie5796]

I just realized, I don't have burdock - I have a thistle thats 8 ft tall.

[@rayrayhouston]

Ive been taking gobo for a year now ive lost so much weight

[@rayrayhouston]

Tamarind is another good herb/fruit

[@rayrayhouston]

Lost so much weight with just those two alone energy levels are so high now, note both will send you to the restroom almost right away if you a backed up but once you colon is clean you become regular

[@queennara9665]

Make the tea

[@deeleb5064]

You will get more medicinal properties out of the root by making a decoction rather than a tincture.

[@VickiesCountryHome]

I have been reading about making an extract from it.

[@lewislane9727]

❤❤❤

[@davewingler2934]

Did you notice a change in your health after eating?

[@aprilm.wemigwans-mezimegwa541]

Dirt free is not always a good thing. I lived on my Indian reservation my whole life I moved to city think it would be better for my girls I regret that decision in hind sight. Anyway on reserve I was lice and bed bug free didn’t hear about them too we came to city or things like coach roaches or those big grey birds that poop every where and live near ppl we don’t have those either not until recently we didn’t have raccoons but my sister and partner recently said they saw a raccoon on my reserve I hope they can avoid those martens and fishers they may look cute but they vicious creatures all though I still never came face to face with them and they live in my back yard