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As I am writing an article about edible wild plants, here  is a little post.

Have you ever eaten dandelion-salad? Asparagus from common hop? Do you like coffee? Maybe you can try an acorn coffee! Selfmade! Cooking with wild plants has become a trend. You needn´t to be a survival activist, just interested in what nature is offering us. Interested in new tastes. The 2 books which brought me in that direction many years ago were  written by  Michael Machatschek and the wellknown french cook Jean Marie Dumaine. (below, only in German)

salade with hop / hops, wild asparagus salad

Now I can not wait until the plants are ready for my first harvest! Please: Read about edible plants before you start eating. Because there are some dangerous, too.

Since I'm writing an article on edible wild plants,

here to a small post.

Who has eaten dandelion? yarrow, wild hops?

Who I like to try new tastes and flavors of the same old nose decorated, which may soon prowl the meadows and harvest. It starts with a lion's tooth. It can make a tasty salad. Dandelion also cleanses the liver and bile. Our ancestors made use largely from nature, with berries, processed mistletoe to glue, cooked moss soup, etc.

Anyone who has read into the fascinating world of wild herbs, his first hop asparagus has prepared Giersch ate spinach, experiencing a variety of flavors that can not provide a supermarket. Our mild cultured vegetables have become boring. And good ingredients found in conventional grown vegetables only to a limited degree-plus chemistry.

My advice: get * First of books, there are not all plants, berries and leaves safely edible, (some are toxic) and then out into the landscape! And in the end we cook on hood level! I promise.

* BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS

Michael Machatschek: Nutritious Landscape 1 and 2 , Böhlau Verlag, Wien . He has collected ancient knowledge of the use of plants, with recipes.

Jean-Marie Dumaine my wild plant food, AT Verlag

Great recipes hood level. With nettles, thistles, and more.