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Dandelion Shortbread Biscuit Recipe
A simple and delicious Dandelion shortbread recipe made with just a handful of ingredients and the vibrant yellow petals of freshly foraged Dandelions. Light and buttery these biscuits are a perfect introduction to baking with wild edible flowers.


Foraging for Wild Garlic
Wild Garlic is a delicious and versatile plant which is a firm favourite with most foragers. It often appears in great abundance and is very easy to identify making it a wonderful introduction to wild edibles for novice foragers.


Foraging for Sloes
An incredibly sour fruit, but a favourite among gin makers, Sloes are a common sight among the hedgerows during the Autumn season, and a popular wild edible.


A Wild Take on Pickled Cherry Blossoms: A Traditional Japanese Favorite
This recipe is a wild take on a traditional Japanese favourite; it takes a few days, but results in a deliciously sweet and tangy flower which can be used in a variety of different ways.


Foraging for Wild Spring Greens
As we head into Spring, there is soon to be an abundance of delicious wild greens pushing their way through the frozen earth. Here is a...


Hogweed and Orange Shortbread
A wild take on a traditional flavour combination, these Orange and Hogweed shortbread biscuits have a wonderful festive flavour.


Pickled Wild Garlic Seeds
The blooming of the Wild Garlic flowers signals the end of their season but there is one final part of the plant that we can make use of.


Wild Garlic Scones
A deliciously wild take on a savoury scone, using just a few fresh Wild Garlic leaves, perfect warm and fresh from the oven.


Crafting Herbal Salves
Herbal salves can have so many different benefits, depending on which herbs you choose to use, and are so incredibly simple to make.

The Cramlington Forager
Here I share my own recipes which I use to make the most of seasonal wild food. You'll find handy foraging guides and plant profiles to help get to know the plants which grow all around us, and to start you down your own foraging journey.
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