Sorrel in February - UK Wild Food

[Foreordainn]

Epic. XD My friend's name is Sorrel, so I'll have a lot to tease her about. C:

[MaxSafeheaD]

how do you eat it?

[NaturalBushcraft]

Raw!... or mix in with other things for a bit of additional flavor, a nice zingy apple-peal taste.

[MaxSafeheaD]

Oh ... ... cool =D !!!

[MaxSafeheaD]

@NaturalBushcraft

My pocket guide "food for free" recons they are good if you put them in an omlette just before the eggs are set. They wilt, change colour a bit like spinach.

I'm going to try that in a bit ... so if I'm not here next week it wasn't sorrel! =P

[NaturalBushcraft]

@MaxSafeheaD hehe, I'm sure you'll be back for more!

Cheers,

- Ashley Cawley.

[MaxSafeheaD]

@NaturalBushcraft

good news! ;o)

[RDPproject]

Yet another excellent video guys.

Is the weather getting better there now ? or is it normal for Sorrel to grow at this time of the year?

[bushcraftourway]

still holding onto ure beard i see just :P

lorna aint got u with the sheers yet :P

5/5 guys!

[007vauxhall]

Brilliant Many Thanks

[TheMrHarryShow]

hi good vid, where abouts in england r u from cause all the vids look like local to me

[NaturalBushcraft]

We're down in Cornwall :)

[TheMrHarryShow]

oh near were i used to live i used to live in dartmoor

[MrBudwv]

Hey We got that here. They say it came over on the Mayflower with the pilgrams. It is one the plants that Algonquin peoples called "whitemans foot grass" There was several plants that grew any place the Europeans settled & this was one them.

[knifeguyeddy]

5/5m8

[davidnightingale]

5 stars. Excellent vid. Cheers