Picture the scene, the whole family are out foraging for Holly. We climbed over barbed wire fences and through boggy ground all because my family likes a sprig of holly in their front room!
Posts Tagged ‘berries’
Holly Foraging Followed by an Easy Fondue Recipe for the Kids!
Posted in Going Wild, Seasonal Hedgerow Finds, tagged berries, bread, cheese, children, christmas time, festive, fondue, holly, water on 23/12/2010 | Leave a Comment »
Sloe Gin for the Rudding Park Lady Golfers
Posted in Going Wild, tagged berries, black thorn, christmas, gin, golfers, hawtree course, party, Rudding Park, rudding park golf, sloe on 22/12/2010 | Leave a Comment »
A few months ago I was out and about foraging away at Rudding Park when I bumped into some of the lady golfers on the 18 hole Hawtree Course.
Viking Madness
Posted in Going Wild, tagged berries, buts, eggs, hedgerows, herons, herring, jorvik, london, pike, roach, seaweed, viking, welcome to yorkshire, wild on 02/12/2010 | Leave a Comment »
My dear Wild Cooks, sometimes we are wild in one way (Hedgerow tastic) and sometimes we are wild in another (madness!) – this is definitely the other!
Rowan Berry Jelly
Posted in Going Wild, tagged apples, berries, jelly, rowan berries on 04/10/2010 | Leave a Comment »
These berries can be picked and gathered from Rowan Trees (also known as Mountain Ash) in early September. Many recipes for this jelly use ½ apples and ½ rowan berries. However, the further north you go the tendency is to use a greater percentage of rowan.
