Nancy Today: Harvest, dry and store nettles-nutritious green

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Nettles are excellent greens, as good as spinach and free! "it's a strong diuretic, adds electrolytes and alkali to help with the transport of wastes (mostly acidic) out of your body. powdered leaves are extremely high in chlorophyll, minerals, iron, etc.. a plant your body recognizes- green food-" says Eveningprim

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  • When is it safe to harvest these? I read at some point they're no longer good or if they start to have large leaves they're no longer good.

  • @LostInAMimeBox I don't know what 'they' say, but I harvest them whenever I get to it!

  • it's a strong diuretic, adds electrolytes and alkali to help with the transport of wastes (mostly acidic) out of your body. powdered leaves are extremely high in chlorophyll, minerals, iron, etc.. a plant your body recognizes- green food-

  • @eveningprim Wonderful to hear more about how good they are!

  • Wow, that's great! So the dried nettles don't sting you...didn't know that. What all can you do with nettles in food?

    BTW, I love your pot rack! Very cool!

  • I just drop them into stews by the handful. You can conceal them in foods if they don't taste that great on their own.

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  • @Skyrimize Me too!

  • Great video about nettles ~Nancy !! So easy and good for us !!! I will have to see about getting some started !!!

  • I love the concept of studying something new for one year each year.

    I see you truly love life, and that's how God intended to be.

    To get closer to our diviness we must get closer to nature.

  • Great Video! Thanks Nancy. Love that drying rack.

  • At what point are the nettles safe to handle? An hour after they are picked, a day, a week?

  • Human Nature!

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