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Making, cooking and storing leaf curd

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Carbohydrate is relatively easy to come by; obtaining sufficient protein on the other hand is more problematic. One answer to the challenge lies in the wild food adventure that is leaf curd production – the extraction of protein direct from multiple leaf varieties.

Tapping Birch

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here in the United Kingdom, from as early as the final week of February (Southern England) until as late as the end of April (Scotland), and with a similar early to later coming of the spring across the different states of the US, that hardcore sweetness lies quite literally in untapped abundance, residing in diluted form within the trunks of some of our commonest trees

Stars in the Hedgerow, Chickens in Trees, And Flying Horses

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They are definitely not flowers or meteorites, nor -as far as I know-  are they celebrities hiding in the undergrowth, but there are, I tell you, stars in the hedgerow!

Respect Your Elders

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Respect your elders. Amid the kaleidoscopic plethora of often contradictory mottos to inspire and safely guide us purposefully through life, few have the capacity to ground us so deeply in a shared past that determines our collective future, while simultaneously threatening such deleterious consequences if ignored.

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