Wild Food Episode1

[@DJCallidus]

Thankyou for sharing this. Very informative. Nature is the answer. Peace & Much Love

[@shukfahid]

oh thats right! there was a time before supermarkets. :D love it! thanks for reminding us how much we dont need to buy.

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

big love xxx

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

yeah i want to do some more episodes, we got some good wild food recipes, yeah i only take a few cuttings from each plant, what ever it is. so it will keep on growing. big love mate thank you for commenting danny

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

yeah it's nice to just be in nature, and have no police enforcing stuff lol. dandelions heads are great in salads, with borage flowers and crab apple blossem. it looks great too. i bet your kids will love the colours... big love thanks for commenting danny

[@memyselfandeye1234]

top vid danny !nice to see you bro. hope ya all well. peace n love all stay safe pip

[@chadster123]

Great vid Danny. I have discovered rosemary, bay and purple sage in my little plot! Nettles are amazing. As good as spinach....boiled....butter...salt...pepper, very nutritous too. Fuck Tescos! Thankyou for sharing this video brother, peace and mutual understanding and kindness :)....P.S....Jasper rocks!!!! Adam from Leeds :) Take care my fellow Human Being!

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

thank you for your comment. big love to you danny

[@marchantseven]

Cheers Danny "the naked freeman"! - a man of many talents indeed! If you get a chance maybe you could make a vid about how you use them?

[@edwardsaladhands]

nice find bro namaste

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

i will do mate. thanks for your comment. big love danny

[@smileykai77]

thank you. love

[@shukfahid]

and your right about reasonable prices

[@shukfahid]

i was stuck in the middle of the states when my car broke down...i actually quenched my thirst with some wild ginger and dandelion. it was about 6 hours in the heat before anyone came by to help me out.

[@picklez121]

Really nice vid Danny, where abouts are you in Cornwall? If you would like any good recipes with wild and organic food give me a shout as I'm a chef and would love to help, take care, pauly

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

yes, but make sure they are three cornered leeks and not snow drops if they don't smell like garlic then don't eat them.

[@shukfahid]

im not the best speller myself but please double check so you make sense. i dont believe its 'fun' to forage for food. but it is a good idea to remember how to do this. plants can be dangerous and helpful. there may come a day when we need to know what we can eat. i say better safe to not forget our ancestors but be happy shopping at the market. you never know when you might need to have a snack of wild vetch :P

[@timstace1]

can you eat three cornered leeks?

[@Audit_Reactions]

What beach is this?

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

that you adam mate. fuck tescos indeed lol Nettles are amazing have you tried nettle beer?? big love buddy xx

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

next to what mate??

[@wesmatron]

You may enjoy a book called The Hedgerow Harvest

[@timstace1]

thanks man. yeah they reek of onion/ garlic

[@Jigaboo123456]

The plant you are decribing as phototoxic is NOT hogweed it is the invader from teh Amoazon( literally!) Giant Hogweed, which can be seen on riverbanks, usually about 10 feet high or even more. I spoke toa tinker once who ahd eaten it as a little girl ( I presume it was giant hogweed as she had seen me grubbing pignuts, hence convo. She said she came out in very serious large blisters. Pigweed is a fragile palnt and only around 2ft high and completely diff. Tried hogweed once not tasty at all!

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

wild food for free, by jonathan hilton. it was the 1st one i got.

[@DannyAllenMuisc]

what the drawing??? no it's a pic of hogweed. but they do look similar, so you've got to be careful.