Fashion your own makeup out of foraged leaves and berries.
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He foraged for books and magazines as much as food.
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Roebuck is the author of a new book called Foraged Flora.
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The scientists infer that it foraged on plants near the ground.
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The fir is foraged nearby, and the name is Williams' idea.
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Some is foraged, some is picked, some is from our garden.
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Often, he applied those methods to native and foraged Australian ingredients.
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They hunted, foraged and cultivated farms that stretched for miles upriver.
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The food skews seasonal and hearty, incorporating herbs foraged from the garden.
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In the wet season, they eat lots of foraged berries and honey.
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She foraged for roses, dried them, and placed them around the outside.
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Finally, the wash is distilled, either by itself or with foraged botanicals.
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These prairie dogs foraged less and spent more time watching for danger.
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Prized cuts of dry-aged meat are positioned next to foraged greens salads.
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Seized by a rebel while he foraged for food, he narrowly avoided execution.
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For food, Viktor primarily survives on a foraged diet of fish, berries, and mushrooms.
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In the enclave, we feed entirely off the fungus and foraged plants and fruit.
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Several of Bertha's ingredients are foraged locally, however, to provide a unique Irish spiciness.
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I asked Doumis how this cider differs from those made with apples foraged upstate.
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Venison-and-walnut meatballs are wedded with black-truffle oil and foraged porcini mushrooms.
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The herbs and mushrooms I'd eaten, I found out, Mr. Renaut had foraged himself.
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This is when the Bertha's Revenge mix of homegrown and locally foraged botanicals are added.
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Nothing—just a scythe languidly resting against the wall and shelves lined with foraged absinthe.
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Hana, a young Canadian nurse, stays on devotedly, supplying him with morphine and foraged food.
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For the gluten-free, there's the Art+Science Wild Perry, made with foraged Oregon pears.
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And it's timely, covering foods like whole grains, fermented dairy, vegetables and herbs, often foraged.
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Many of Baehrel's dishes are trompe l'oeil, with foraged ingredients subbing for more traditional ones.
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Then he grabbed his phone to show my daughter pictures of a mushroom he had foraged.
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René Redzepi's Noma is renowned for it's creative use of locally foraged and sourced seasonal ingredients.
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"Free food is our favorite food," Mr. Hansen bellowed, bearing a platter piled with foraged herbs.
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These garlicky leeks can't be raised in captivity, but must be foraged in rich, moist forests.
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Learn how to cook reindeer with lingonberries or foraged sorrels from the wilderness with dill flowers.
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Until then, blueberries were a wild thing, an indigenous American fruit foraged like ramps or morels.
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It makes you look cool to be able to say, 'I foraged this in a back alley!
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Throughout this period, the offspring grew even though the mother was not sharing foraged food with them.
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Selam most likely clung to her mother as she foraged for food or spent time in trees.
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Dion spent two years collecting scientific ephemera — some of it donated from Fairchild's kin, some foraged himself.
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An even cheaper alternative to the star tree topper is a foraged pine cone or repurposed ornament.
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The researchers believe the best explanation is that they lived or foraged for resources in aquatic settings.
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In the taproom, brewmaster Josh Watterson combines European brewing techniques with local Texas flavors and foraged ingredients.
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Head to the farmers market to get a taste of the early spring greens and foraged foods.
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The menu changes often but regularly features foraged and fermented ingredients as well as house-butchered meats.
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They rely on similar ingredients like fish (especially smoked), potatoes, caraway, cabbage, dairy, and foraged and fermented products.
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If you foraged a strange mushroom in the forest, you could use it to cook new replenishing meals.
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Atrociraptor mashalli, in contrast, was a wetlands creature that foraged in the forested swamps of Cretaceous era Alberta.
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When we were a young family on that mountainside, we foraged for elderberries and nettles, yucca and acorns.
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An article last Wednesday about the chef Iliana Regan misidentified the fruit she foraged in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
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Dishes of single ravioli arrived, stuffed with locally foraged chanterelles and a chili foam, and topped with purslane.
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A foraged cork plugs the hole, while befriending a seamstress allows you to take the sail to get patched.
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In the past, clumsy and sometimes corrupt state enterprises foraged in Africa and Latin America for farmland and commodities.
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In Lai's case, those options include invasive local crabs, Asian carp, insects, and foraged Connecticut plants for vegan rolls.
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He worked part-time at a restaurant, sometimes foraged for berries and knew which churches gave out free food.
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They foraged for wood to build their tents, and took dried cow dung from the neighbors for their roofs.
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Not even their 'traditional broom,' with its foraged bark-clad sassafras handle and natural jute stitching, feels ye olde.
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From its geek-worthy wine list, all organic and natural, to its foraged juniper gins, the philosophy is uncompromising.
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Johnson did her mothering amid farmers' market bags, compostable toothbrushes, foraged berries and homemade muffins crafted with bulk-aisle goods.
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For the family, that meant living almost entirely off foraged plants and weeds and fish and shellfish they caught themselves.
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Because if foraged mugwort ain't involved in the future of food, we don't want to be a part of it.
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They wound half-abandoned logging trails connecting the mushroom towns that foraged fungal delicacies for far-off luxe provision houses.
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"When I was brewing at home, I learned how to use things I'd foraged and add them in," says Wilson.
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I swapped out the patterned dresses for ill-fitting suits foraged on sale at the Nordstrom Rack on L Street.
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Noma is still there, but the dessert, which puts yogurt mousse alongside a granita of foraged wood-sorrel leaves, isn't.
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Some Polesian locals Brown interviewed appeared more concerned with eking out a living than with radiation levels in foraged food.
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Lush swaths of foraged wild smilax vines and milkweed fluff hung like clouds above guests' heads in the dining room.
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The tent was decorated with hanging sculptures fashioned out of pussy willows the bride's mother, Dee Lamberton, foraged in Vermont.
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Grown in the wild in northern regions, fiddleheads can be foraged for only a limited number of weeks each year.
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He's got a big smile as he shifts pounds of foraged black trumpets to clear a space for me to sit.
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Some 99 million years ago, a rich diversity of lizard species foraged in the tropical forests of what is now Myanmar.
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He will serve seafood certified by the Marine Stewardship Council, an international nonprofit organization that promotes sustainability, and some foraged ingredients.
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Front Burner An essential element of the new Nordic culinary style is wild, foraged ingredients, including herbs, roots, mushrooms and seaweed.
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Everything except for grains, which Scratch is working with local farmers and maltsters to rectify, is farmed or foraged at Scratch.
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But a lei can also be simply a tribute to the islands' beauty, improvised from flowers foraged while wandering back roads.
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The land is full of things to be foraged, but whatever she can't do or find herself will be local, regardless.
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The blue whale was found decaying with its stomach "extremely bloated" as seagulls foraged through its remains, the San Francisco Chronicle reported .
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The hosts have hunted moose, foraged for wild greens and thanked the spirit of a buffalo they killed before grilling the meat.
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Among the other highlights was a peppery and pink taramosalata dip, tender veal tongue on spinach, and smoked scallops with foraged peas.
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Instead, I foraged through campus job postings to pick up extra shifts to pay off meals I put on my credit card.
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"Squirrels spatially chunked their caches by nut species but only when caching food that was foraged from a single location," the authors explained.
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He began making chocolate bonbons and has added some suave chocolate bars, dark, milk and white, from cacao foraged in Ecuador and Bolivia.
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Guests relax in Japanese house pajamas, and dinner is an 11-course kaiseki meal of beautifully presented plates, with many foraged local ingredients.
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We're not sure why Tennessee users know enough about foraged food to hate it, and we're not really sure we want to know.
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A barefaced ibis foraged through the grass as a crested caracara hunted for turtle eggs along the mud bank of a small creek.
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The answer lies in history, back when we dug in the dirt for starchy tubers, foraged for sweet berries and gorged on fatty fish.
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And yet, in a city that offers everything from sashimi to foraged degustations, chefs are starting to revisit this sort of unpretentious home cooking.
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Foraged acorns and raw elderberries were also called for in other recipes, which can lead to digestive issues and other problems, the outlet states.
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Dating back to the mid-Cretaceous some 100 million years ago, these flat-toothed, herbivorous creatures foraged as they stood on their hind limbs.
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Here, Neraal and local food purveyors collaborate on a traditionally Scandinavian menu that changes seasonally, and ranges from foraged chanterelles over crayfish to venison.
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Slices of steak-like porcini mushrooms foraged from the hills followed the seafood, and to drink, it was chilled and fruity Tuscan white wine.
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Germplasm was everywhere: geriatric university stock; plants from a public seed bank maintained by the U.S.D.A.; others foraged by Driscoll's employees on backpacking trips.
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Ms. Dickens, an acclaimed Aboriginal mixed-media artist, was thoughtfully at work as she foraged among discarded building materials, broken toys and industrial waste.
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On the menu there are vegetables and foraged herbs from the Appalachian Mountains, rice and grains from lowland farms, and seafood from the coast.
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Which I did, going down the Susquehanna River and a section of the Appalachian Trail—eating what we foraged—in November of that year.
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Lord Jones + Sigur Rós come together to bring you medicated gumdrops inspired by the flavors of foraged Icelandic berries~wild blackberries, strawberries and blueberries.
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The earliest humans "raised young in the nest, foraged away from it for food, and brought back the bounty to share with others," Wilson writes.
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The leeks are like an invasive, West Coast version of the ramp, so the other foraged spring allium is a good substitute for East Coasters.
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These spiderlings began to supplement their diets with foraged foods about 20 days after hatching, but still frequently nursed from their mothers for several weeks.
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The couple lives with Higgins-Baltzley's parents, on the same farm that grows much of the produce and foraged ingredients served at The Buffalo Jump.
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Ms. Norris, the Dallas chef, emulsifies her vinegar made from foraged Texan grapes into melted butter and uses it like a sauce to dress pasta.
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The craze was democratic, cutting across class lines: Farmers foraged for specimens while aristocrats imported rarities hunted in far-flung lands, from Borneo to Brazil.
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The nearly complete fossilized skeleton was found in 72-million-year-old marine deposits, suggesting the creature foraged along the shoreline, a rarity for hadrosaurs.
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Our five-course meal (1,200 Norwegian krone each, or about $131 per person) started with an appetizer of woody chanterelles that had been foraged locally.
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In New Mexico, which Ms. O'Keeffe visited beginning in 1929 and where she eventually resettled, she also foraged for culinary plants and grew a garden.
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Aside from activities, every meal is included, and all the food is prepared by Regan with a focus on local, foraged, and from the land.
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There's creamy homemade chevre with sesame crackers, wild-caught salmon with locally foraged Pinyon pine nuts, an herb salad, and quinoa with Aleppo peppers and tomatoes.
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When possible, she also uses foraged branches, flowers and greenery from the garden, as "a throwback to my dad and everything he planted here," she said.
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He came across muddy pits where the boar had foraged for mice and acorns, and parts of trees whose bark had been rubbed off by boar.
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Foraging for wild food like mushrooms can be a delicious hobby—I was raised on foraged leeks, wild strawberries, forest puffballs, and dandelion greens in midwestern Ontario.
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Ballyvolane sources produce and foraged wild edibles for their kitchen from their own walled garden throughout the year, as well as keeping chickens and rare-breed pigs.
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Not all mushroom dishes need to be precious, where you feel obligated to disclose the name of the forest where your wild shiitakes were foraged by hand.
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Wild agave is then foraged ten, 15, or even 25 years later—it's not cultivated like the plants used to make most of the mezcal out there.
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She currently has campsites and an Airstream available for visitors; a fresh, homemade, gourmet meal utilizing goat products and locally foraged goods can be ordered for $40.
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On a small patch of grass nearby, the students have foraged elderflower and goutweed, and also sealed up some garlic mustard and rose hips into Ziploc bags.
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Over the centuries, the cuisine has incorporated Khmer, Peranakan, Burmese, and other culinary influences, resulting in wildly different regional specialties dependent upon both foraged and cultivated ingredients.
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And that menu is both radical and beautiful, often featuring foraged ingredients and Native American preparations arranged on wood slabs and wreathed in herbs and baby greens.
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Once foraged, truffles begin to dry and lose precious grams of weight — evaporation can diminish the value of a single shipment by several thousand dollars a day.
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Glenbeigh mussels with wild foraged garlic and chorizo were nicely cooked, and a portion of local Irish chicken with mushrooms and pancetta was perfectly juicy and flavorful.
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Children and parents and caregivers already outside, in an enclosed yard, were brought in and sequestered for safety in a windowless cafeteria where teachers foraged for snacks.
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The breakfast and dinner menus are built around what the chef and staff — and guests, as the mood strikes — have foraged from the grounds early each morning.
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A few Neanderthals cooked the ibex they had hunted and the mussels and nuts they had foraged and then, after dinner, made some tools around the fire.
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Don't use something because it's foraged, or called 'wild,' or you got it from a nature zone, but because it tastes good and you want to eat it.
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There can't be many summertime activities more satisfying than foraging for wild blueberries with your grandchildren in the same place you foraged for wild blueberries with your children.
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Each of the 163 trees he planted in his original effort 10 years ago has now been grafted over to the sort of wild apples he has foraged.
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Seriously, look at these peas (more below): At his world-renowned restaurant Noma, Redzepi serves locally foraged ingredients that have been long ignored by the Nordic food scene.
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His tasting menu that evening included spring garlic, knotweed, herbs foraged at the beach, lovage, rhubarb and a leafy northern plant called orpin with a slightly bitter flavor.
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Furtuna Skin Porte Per La VitalitàThe care with which this Sicilian-born brand takes its wild-foraged ingredients is staggering; for most people, the price point is, too.
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Those unlucky enough to be left behind foraged for food, pharmacies or the air-conditioned relief of the rare movie theater that had not closed for the summer.
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Purkayastha sells a variety of rare, seasonal, and foraged ingredients to some of America's best chefs, but truffles are the heart of his business and he's only 24.
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White House chef Cris Comerford said the cuisine was partially inspired by New Nordic cooking -- exemplified by Copenhagen food mecca Noma -- that places emphasis on local, sometimes foraged, ingredients.
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They are contrasted with hearty, meaty fare sought out by men to fill them up and to assert their manly status of consumers of hunted rather than foraged food.
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The food is cooked inside a hearth, the cornerstone of a kitchen crawling with chefs carefully preparing the foods that were foraged shortly before their appearance on your plate.
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I ate veal head, six or seven almond croissants, raw oysters, clams, a handful of foraged blue foot mushrooms, and lamb heart, all washed down with cheap red wine.
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Today, Miya's is a New Haven favorite where you can eat all kinds of experimental rolls, many of which use ingredients foraged and grown by Bun and his family.
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In this episode, Ivar Berglin tours his native Sweden and chows down on reindeer delicacies, enjoys a local northern dish called palt and drinks cocktails made of foraged ingredients.
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"No one's ever been able to successfully cultivate white truffles, so all we have are wild-foraged ones," he said, grabbing two grubby-looking lumps that resembled smallish potatoes.
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Neither had any experience distilling, but the pair took a gamble and in 2018 they created Indlovu Gin, infused with "botanicals foraged by elephants" -- and sourced from their poop.
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The latest entrant to this contest is Brazilian açaí, a purplish, antioxidant-rich stone fruit — though most call it a berry — foraged from trees in the Amazon River basin.
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Raised on a hobby farm in Indiana where her family "grew everything" and she foraged with her dad, it's no wonder Regan ended up so familiar with the outdoors.
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A rogue woman living without electricity or running water, Ryggen used her knowledge of paints to create natural pigments from foraged goods (birch leaves, bark moss, rosemary, and even urine).
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Unwinding after a long day at the parks is a must, and this fine herb and foraged mushroom-topped velvety soup from Artist Point at Wilderness Lodge does the trick.
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Some of the jays preferred the pines, and their beaks were longer and pointier, while others who lived and foraged in the scrub oak had developed more blunt-edged beaks.
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It wasn't some Alice-in-Wonderland-type toadstool but a 1,500-year-old parasitic mold, with growing tentacles that foraged beneath the soil for roots and decaying wood to devour.
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Kilt dandelion greens, foraged from the surrounding fields for a wild apple salad, have been harvested and cooked in times of scarcity by generations of women here on the farm.
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Like a volcano, it seemed to spit forth its arrangement: a 14-foot-high foundation of gloriously twisted mountain laurel branches covered in lichen, wrapped in foraged invasive greenbrier vines.
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Each cooker can cut the gathering of wood or cow-dung (still used in over half of all households, and mainly foraged by women) by up to an hour a day.
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Tata Harper's eponymous brand has been at it since first launching several years ago; each and every ingredient used in the brand's formulas is foraged from the Harper's property in Vermont.
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You work for 40 hours a week, most of your earnings go on rent, food is foraged from the caverns of the reduced aisle, and tampons are still considered luxury items.
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Masukawa's decision to revive its New Year's Eve tradition, buoyed by the UNESCO registration, led to a scramble for everything from straw to makeshift sword materials foraged from local discount stores.
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For those of you who want more guidance, I recommend THE FLOWER WORKSHOP: Lessons in Arranging Blooms, Branches, Fruits, and Foraged Materials (Ten Speed, $25), by Ariella Chezar with Julie Michaels.
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Mr. Sherman, a 20143-year-old chef who is Oglala Lakota, draws from the knowledge of the Lakota and Ojibwe tribes who farmed and foraged on the plains of the Midwest.
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Native peoples foraged for these highly nutritious nuts, and Spanish explorers took pecans — along with other unknown New World foods like potatoes, tomatoes, corn and chiles — back to Europe for cultivation.
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Cooking Sections themselves gave a number of workshops in the local high school about cooking with foraged ingredients; three school-leavers are being offered "climavore" apprenticeships each year in nearby restaurants.
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The six-month-old scaly anteater foraged on a hillside, building up strength in a tiny step for a global campaign to save one of the world&aposs most heavily trafficked mammals.
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Yazzie holds a dish of locally grown wild rice pilaf with locally foraged mushrooms, locally grown acorn squash, a salad of locally grown heirloom tomatoes and dandelion greens, and Mohawk Valley salmon.
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He examined the neural activity in the lateral entorhinal cortex of rats as they foraged for food in an enclosure, but he couldn't make heads or tails of what the data showed.
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To learn why we named it that, check out our travel story about a farm in Virginia, where a rare breed of cattle now roam the hilly pastures and eat foraged greens.
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Found at one-of-a-kind bar Native (which relies heavily on local, foraged ingredients), the drink was designed as an homage to the Peranakan Chinese cuisine of Penang, Malacca, and Singapore.
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Spruce up your bar cart with foraged garland and holiday decor like illuminated glass Christmas trees ($21 for a set of 3 at Walmart) that you can reuse for years to come.
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Front Burner Josephine's Feast, a Brooklyn producer of preserves and condiments made mostly from local ingredients (even foraged beach plums), has welcomed summer with a fragrant new flavor, strawberries and pink Champagne.
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Although it is a land of plentiful fish, moose, deer, wild berries, and foraged foods, Norwegian stores also carry plenty of processed and ready-to-eat foods like frozen pizza and hot dogs.
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Last year, he and several colleagues published a paper in the journal Cell reporting how they had imaged the activity patterns of individual brain cells in mice as the animals foraged for food.
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Then Motherboard tells us how eSports is contributing to the revival of mechanical computer keyboards, and VICE magazine explains how a rare breed of cattle survived for 2,000 years eating only foraged greens.
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Combining hyper-local, foraged ingredients with refined Japanese technique, trailblazing chef Niki Nakayama is at the center of redefining the traditional, multi-course Japanese meal at her acclaimed Los Angeles restaurant, n/naka.
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Instead, they rely on small suppliers, such as Peck O' Dirt and Pariah Dog Farm, for each week's supply of potatoes, fresh berries, foraged flowers, summer squash, heirloom tomatoes, husk cherries, and more.
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The crash course inspires Ry who can't help but think of how these foraged plants share the same citrusy terpenes and flavonoids as weed, making them the ideal accoutrements for a cannabis feast.
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On the day we met, he'd had brown rice with Japanese Knotwood for lunch, and salad with a mixture of foraged and store-bought greens with a side of fruit salad for dinner.
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Yamato's parents first said he disappeared while they foraged for edible plants, but later told police they had left him by the road to discipline him after he threw stones at people and cars.
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On the sprawling property on Wednesday, a herd of latte-colored cows foraged on the ground beside a red wood shed with white trim that was stuffed to bursting with stacked bales of hay.
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Lamine Banoro, 28, was so convinced education would get him a job that after his parents died he foraged for sellable wood in the forest to earn enough money to pay his school fees.
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And at the end of it all, as with things of this nature, a feast is held—a marvelous gala with foraged seaweeds of three different colors, grilled fish, and pork with sticky rice.
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There are no such images in the drawings from Maharashtra, he said, which feature every variety of wild animal, suggesting that these carvings were made by people who hunted and foraged for wild plants.
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During a retreat I attended in July, we hiked to the top of the Baker Preserve, kayaked around the island, foraged for edible seaweed, spotted bald eagles and took a seaplane over the archipelago.
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There's the "Lady in the Woods," who makes necklaces out of foraged bits of forest when she's not scolding her lesbian lover; there's an instructional crafting video in which the subject is neatly decapitated.
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We have trouble articulating the reasons that we prefer the Schnabel to the Ashkenazy, or decide on the locally foraged fresh spring porcini mushrooms with roasted Sebastopol peaches, almonds, and crispy tempura—no, wait!
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Once the mutton is really bouncy, in go some beef stock cubes, freezer-foraged thyme, water, and half of the Oyster Bay pinot noir a well-meaning friend once brought around for pre-drinks.
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In northern climates, there isn't a bounty of produce in early spring, so Jews relied on pickled foods they stored through winter, and foraged for wild spring greens, mushrooms and roots like wild horseradish.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sitting in straight rows on the floor, supping on bowls of soup made from foraged nettles and home-grown vegetable stew, a group of London Muslims are breaking with Ramadan tradition.
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Around the same time, an early ape known as Proconsul was living in the trees, while anthracotheres (tall and slender hippo-relatives), elephant relatives, and giant hyraxes (imagine a huge marmot) foraged on the ground.
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All three are now hot commodities in nearby cities, consumed as-is or as oils or pickles, and the tribes, struggling to profit on foraged goods they obtained for free, sell them for low prices.
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The boy's parents first said he disappeared while they foraged for edible plants, but later told police they had left him by the road to discipline him after he threw stones at people and cars.
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They found that pesticides hurt the survival of honeybee colonies in Hungary and the UK; that didn't happen in Germany, where bees foraged less on the pesticide-treated plants and saw lower levels of disease.
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To make alarmingly lifelike fern and bamboo leaves or replicate a sprig of lavender, the Ukrainian-based artist paints one side of the foraged flower with ink and then imprints the plant on the body.
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In 2017, Hlemmur Matholl opened in the former Hlemmur bus station; it has a branch of the bakery Braud og Co and a counter with Nordic small plates and cocktails with foraged herbs called Skal!
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From November 2018 through May 2019, the researchers watched as breeding adults foraged at sea for 10 to 15 days at a time, flying thousands of miles per trip, and as juveniles left the colony.
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Brian Yazzie, who is Navajo and the chef de cuisine for the Sioux Chef in Minneapolis, holds a dish of pureed squash with geese stock, wild rice meatball with acorn squash, and foraged mushrooms and ramps.
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Their habit of stirring up tons of silt as they foraged for food turned the once-clear Murray and Darling Rivers murky, cutting the sunlight for aquatic plants and preventing some native fish from spotting prey.
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It also has a lot to do with the availability and variability of the fresh lemon balm, foraged nettles, black trumpet mushrooms, and other edibles that give their beers flavors unlike anything else on the market.
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Another Swedish restaurant, Horte Brygga, set in a whitewashed fishing shack overlooking the Baltic Sea in the town of Skivarp, serves a three-course lunch cooked mostly over fire and starring foraged ingredients and homemade pickles.
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I sat inside the so-called Witch's Den for a solid hour, smelling jars of foraged plant matter and tonging elixirs, and eavesdropped on a spiraling conversation about gender fluidity going on The Village educational area.
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He had thousands of these folders stacked neatly in a windowless office, a precious herbarium, containing seeds foraged from across the hot, arid and increasingly inhospitable region known as the Fertile Crescent, the birthplace of farming.
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The group teamed up with cannabis retailer Lord Jones to create the medicated gum drops inspired by the flavors of the group's native Iceland, apparently known for its foraged berries, including wild blackberries, strawberries and blueberries.
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The reason I also think about fungi is because mushrooms are a universal food, often foraged but sometimes cultivated, and figuring out which types of mushrooms are safe and which ones are dangerous is extremely risky business.
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In northeast India, the Karbi people similarly harvested the herb Alpinia nigra, and the Lai rely on foraged Mahua flowers as a source of food security, according to a study conducted by Wageningen University in the Netherlands.
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The Sigurberry gum drop features flavors inspired by foraged Icelandic berries and "a proprietary terpene blend designed to provide a calming sense of well-being inspired by the music of Sigur Rós," the Lord Jones website reads.
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The latest contender, with plenty of food that's smoked, foraged and fermented, is the work of Gabriel Hedlund, a Michelin-starred chef from Denmark, and his partner, Mathias Kaer, with the affable Allan Jensen managing the place.
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I spent a brief, if somewhat surreal moment on the terrace chatting with the ambassador about the sand diamonds he foraged on family camping trips during his diplomatic posting in Saudi Arabia before we were all ushered inside.
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Vancouver's cultural tapestry can be as beguiling to the visitor as its location amid mountains, sea and forest, scenery that is not only stunning, but rich, yielding everything from foraged mushrooms and berries to wild salmon and seaweed.
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Last night, a server at Gruvelageret, a new fine-dining arctic restaurant in Longyearbyen, said there were more than 200 mushrooms growing on the island, and that she'd foraged the ones in the evening's mushroom and cod soup.
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It tastes meaty, a bit like lamb, or at least more like lamb than anything else on the menu, and its flavor is considerably perked up by some tart foraged mirabelle plums, salted and dried before the winter.
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Today on the Red Lake Indian Reservation, wild rice is a vital part of a movement to feed the roughly 5,000 tribal members living there with organic fruits and vegetables, game, and foraged foods cultivated entirely on the reservation.
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As the owner of Regalis Foods, a Brooklyn based specialty food purveyor, Ian sells fresh truffles, mushrooms, caviar, Japanese Waygu beef, foraged foods, and more exotic foods, like salmon milt (salmon sperm), to the most notable restaurants in NYC.
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Fuck the 16 course meal at Noma made from Danish wild berries and reindeer testicles and foraged moss—I was going to make multiple courses out of a single box of rosé with a lion on the the packaging.
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Meat can come from farms in the Shetland Islands or the Scottish Borders, seafood from Northern Scotland and the produce is so local that some of it (recently, samphire, sea purslane and seaweed) is foraged by Mr. Smith himself.
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In the last two years Ms. Farago has made more than 2218 pairs of earrings from fallen trunks of oak, elm, birch and pine that she foraged from parks throughout Sweden, including the Kungliga Djurgarden in Stockholm, her hometown.
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The Californians Sarah Lonsdale, a co-founder of the website Remodelista, and Louesa Roebuck, an artist and floral designer, share their adventures with FORAGED FLORA: A Year of Gathering and Arranging Wild Plants and Flowers (Ten Speed Press, $40).
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Image: WikimediaThe Hazda is a small group of hunter-gatherers living in the central Rift Valley of Tanzania, one of the few remaining groups of people left in the world who still collect the majority of their diet through foraged foods.
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But first, I gotta say, that gumdrop tasted delightfully sweet and tart, with a sharp mixed berry flavor that I hastily described as "snozberry" in my notes (the press release says it was "inspired by the flavors of foraged Icelandic berries").
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The pair's foraging ethos sits between the Bear Grylls-style of wild food ("forcing yourself to eat something that tastes horrible") and the "hipsterized" trend to add a foraged element as a garnish, rather than incorporating it into the dish itself.
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We used all of those foraged ingredients to make a wild elk stew, with meat donated by a tribal hunter, for an annual gathering called the Muckleshoot Elders Luncheon that brought together over 1,000 elders from tribes across the region.
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Or you could head to Balter, in St. Croix's historic Christiansted, where the homespun dish takes on a gloss with foraged leaves of sea purslane and house-pickled peppers adding pops of color and crunch against a luxuriously soft background.
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Cannabis infused olive oil good salt, such as fleur de sel cracked pepper lemon wild foraged and/or cultivated herbs such as: wild mustard chervil lovage parsley cannabis leaf cilantro fennel miners lettuce or other available herbs Start your fire.
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What makes the breed special is that, because of a storied and regal lineage—which at one point led to it being Noah's Arked out of Europe by the British government—this stock of cow has only ever eaten foraged greens.
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Using foraged clay, medium-density fiberboard and driftwood collected on the islands of Narragansett Bay, off Rhode Island, Mr. Harvey builds square towers, miniature biers and complicated arrangements of less identifiable shapes that are studded with thimble-size clay heads.
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Sometimes her intention is to capture the smell of the park after a storm, or a flower she's found there, sometimes what she's foraged will become one of some 40 ingredients that make up an entirely different, often complex perfume.
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That means using technology to transform familiar foods into exotic forms; deploying luxury ingredients like foie gras, abalone and king crab; experimenting with foraged food like plankton and sea buckthorn; and presenting every dish in a way that is highly Instagrammable.
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Shoppers are being drawn in with foodie experiences such as the chance to sample locally foraged mushrooms in the Latvian capital Riga, or chat with the farmer who grew the vegetables on sale in Detroit, heard an international conference in London.
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Yazzie holds a dish of locally grown wild rice pilaf with locally foraged mushrooms, locally grown acorn squash, a salad of locally grown heirloom tomatoes and dandelion greens, and a piece of goose meat from a goose that was shot in the morning.
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Complex societies and massive projects—from the Pyramids in Egypt to Angkor Wat in Cambodia—have depended upon a vast "anonymous background" of mobile food producers who foraged, hunted and fished, depending on the season and on which edible organisms were available.
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In addition to chefs who have looked abroad for inspiration, Food and Wine magazine praised Edouardo Jordan of Salare in Seattle for his stamp on U.S. Southern cuisines, and Iliana Regan, who marries modern Midwestern cooking and foraged ingredients at Elizabeth in Chicago.
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CHISINAU, Moldova — In past campaigns in Moldova, an impoverished nation tugged between East and West, the most zealously pro-Russian political party foraged for votes by displaying photographs of its leader meeting in the Kremlin with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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When he started working at his family's restaurant it became clear that he could lessen their carbon footprint by swapping out traditional sushi fish such as salmon and tuna with more sustainable options such as lion fish, Asian carp, and foraged plants.
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Without much of a crop of his own, Mr. Brennan foraged, collecting these myriad unidentified varieties of apples and using them to make a brilliant series of what he called Homestead Locational Ciders, produced at his Aaron Burr Cidery here in Wurtsboro.
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She supports herself by selling barnacle-themed ceramics, and also earn money through Patreon, where monthly donations from fans help cover the expenses of "wonder based events," like hosting foraged dinner parties to strangers who stumble across an invitation in the woods.
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From the Bransfield Strait of Antarctica where Cape petrels foraged on a towering iceberg, to the Namib Desert of Namibia where an oryx stood among dead trees in a dust storm, the places they visited are some of the planet's most extreme habitats.
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"I was somewhat a part of this molecular gastronomy movement very early on," he explains through bites of locally made bread and locally foraged morel mushrooms, in season and just picked from the nearby woods, purchased by the chef from his best friend, a forager.
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Those recipes run the gamut from tried and true pairings—a sweet apple brandy with hints of caramelized sugar, for instance—to the weird and unabashedly New England flavor profile of a blueberry cordial infused with lemon verbena, lavender, and locally-foraged black trumpet mushrooms.
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Anyways, the "Wild Sigurberry" THC gumdrops, according to the official site, are "inspired by the flavors of foraged Icelandic berries," which means that they're likely delightful and capable of inducing nude frolicking in the manner of the Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust artwork.
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The homeless people foraged through trash cans, including Mr. Mellor, who pulled discarded food from the garbage and ate it as he sat next to a table of teenage girls who were visiting New York to sing with their school choir at Carnegie Hall.
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Known as lingonberries in Sweden and as partridgeberries in Newfoundland, lowbush cranberries have been foraged by indigenous peoples in the Yukon for thousands of years, as well as by European explorers and Gold Rush stampeders who learned that wild berries kept scurvy at bay.
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He's got an off-black sweatshirt, a playlist he specifically wants us to use ("it's not going to be available on Pandora—you'll have to use your phone"), and several armfuls of asparagus, ramps, mushrooms, and lettuces, all foraged from the Union Square Greenmarket.
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Downstairs, the more minimal, artfully appointed upper floors gave way to a woodsy environment that was so convincingly natural — thanks to the floral designer Joshua Werber's foraged logs, leaves and mushrooms — it was impossible to tell where the dining room ended and the garden began.
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Dedicated to representing the ingredients of the Philippines, Agimant will use foraged ingredients from over 200 different islands, with each province getting a three-month turn in the spotlight so that patrons can fully immerse themselves in the ingredients and flavors of the featured area.
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I've described my paternal grandfather as a man who "grilled armadillo roadkill" to suggest he was a Southern hick, and it's true he liked armadillo and at least occasionally foraged killed ones — but he was also the head of the archaeology department at the University of Florida.
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Jeff Gordinier, the food and drinks editor for Esquire magazine and a former reporter for The New York Times, called it "a funky, foraged, magic-realist vision of the Midwest" when he included it on his recent list of the last decade's 22016 most important restaurants.
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When fashion's top designers need a truly original color, they turn to Audrey Louise Reynolds, an artisanal dyer in Brooklyn who mixes dyes using all natural ingredients foraged from the most unexpected places, including the mundane (soil, flowers, minerals) and the exotic (squid ink, shells, seaweed).
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The à la carte menu is concise and exceptional, especially the hand-caught barbecued smoky trout, served with a salad of foraged greens and herbs, and the dessert, raw-milk ice cream served with pickled elderberries and an oil made from the pits of plums. otto-berlin.net.
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Through a discrete entrance at the back of Bubbledogs in Fitzrovia lies the 19 seat Kitchen Table, a relaxed and friendly dining theatre experience where head chef James Knappett interacts with guests as he prepares, cooks, and serves a daily changing menu of meticulously sourced and foraged British ingredients.
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Known for the clicking sounds of their consonants, they had herded, foraged and hunted along the Swartberg slopes for thousands of years until they were gradually displaced by Bantu expansion some 21,4003 years ago, and then pushed out by musket-wielding white settlers in the mid-2400th century.
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Foraged winter whites and lots of lemons When life gives you lemons, throw a shit fit on your mother's kitchen floor until someone literally unties a bouquet of flowers from the bottom of a lamp post and throws them at your shoulder in a desperate attempt to cheer you up.
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Sauvage The chef Lisa Giffen cooked at Maison Premiere for the partners Joshua Boissy and Krystof Zizka; their new place features foraged herbs like chickweed and natural wines in an Art Nouveau-inspired setting that includes herbs and botanicals: 905 Lorimer Street (Nassau Street), Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 313-486-6816, sauvageny.com.
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Many of the small-batch brews on the rotating menu draw on regional southwestern ingredients, from roasted blue corn kernels to foraged Navajo tea to wild sumac, while names like Denim Tux Lager, Fancy Feathers Brut IPA, Fringe Jacket Saison, and Savage Times Sour IPA are cheeky nods to reservation subcultures.
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For visitors seeking what many of Scottsdale's original residents came for — including communion with nature and stimulating culture — the destination, with a dip here and there into neighboring communities, has much to offer, including new design tours, foraged meals and art attractions, in addition to warming doses of Arizona sunlight.
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After a dip in the outdoor hot tub, I joined other travelers and guests around a candlelit communal dining room, an intimate warm environment where locally hunted venison was served alongside foraged mountain vegetables that were like strange fairy-tale versions of carrots and beets with curly tendrils and odd shapes.
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"Talking to local herdsmen and ranchers during my initial study up in northern Kenya, I collated many anecdotal stories of elephants breaking open wild beehives as they foraged in Acacia trees, and the bees coming out and stinging the elephant up the trunk, around the eyes and in the mouth," she recalls.
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There, he decided to switch gears and enter the food industry, opening Curious Kumquat, a desert-side restaurant that began as a fast-casual lunch destination for the business crowd, but transformed into a foraged-food hotspot that would earn him a James Beard semi-finalist nomination in the Best Chef: Southwest category.
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At Aesme, in Shepherd's Bush, she and her sister, Jess Lister, interweave ornamental grasses from their cutting garden — puffball bunny tails, fluffy pampas grass begging to be stroked like a feather boa — with foraged blue-green cocksfoot, common bent with its blushing haze and velvety Yorkshire fog, which thrives in drainage ditches.
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At the refuge visitors' center, in a strip mall where a pair of free-ranging roosters foraged the parking lot, volunteers told tales of deer showing up beside a Winn Dixie grocery store dumpster, and extolled the resilience of the herd, which is now estimated to have between 500 and 800 deer.
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Assistant manager and scout Steve Walsh - who famously found soccer superstar Didier Drogba for Chelsea - has foraged the foreign leagues for players for Leicester and found prized gems in the form of Algeria's Riyad Mahrez - who signed for a reported £400,000 in January 2014 and has 18 goals to his name so far this season.
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My third visit to Heirloom, tucked away in the quiet Coulwood/Mountain Island Lake community of Charlotte, North Carolina, included a negroni crafted with foraged mushroom bitters, fish bacon, and vegetarian fried "hen" (as in hen of the woods mushrooms prepared like fried chicken, that quite frankly could fool either a vegetarian or a carnivore).
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The story of Stedsans in the Woods, as told on Instagram, reads like a modern-day fairy tale: a rural retreat deep in the forest of southern Sweden where the sun is always setting over a lake, campfire gatherings glow nightly, and every meal is a nourishing Nordic feast of food foraged and farm-raised.
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Giant Squid Photos Gallery: Jaw-Dropping Images of Life Under the Sea In the site they have christened "Octlantis," however, an international team of marine biologists, led by Alaska Pacific University&aposs David Scheel, observed "complex social interactions" among 10 to 15 octopuses on eight different days, as they foraged, mated and fought in close quarters.
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A "sandwich," made with cracker-like slices of dried cod skin, contains a thin piece of salted gannet, a seabird common to the Faroes; a thinner slice of salted blubber, butchered from one of the eight hundred or so whales slaughtered annually in a community hunt; and a sprinkle of fresh herbs foraged from the mountainsides.
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Photograph by Anne Golaz for The New Yorker A sandwich made with dried cod skin; a thin piece of salted gannet, a seabird common to the Faroes; a thinner slice of salted blubber, butchered from one of the eight hundred or so whales slaughtered annually in a community hunt; and a sprinkle of fresh herbs foraged from the mountainsides.
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On one stretch of her living room's concrete mantelpiece, beside a vase of foraged horseradish leaves, is the following: a stone resembling a miniscule torso, a tattered red silk child's shoe atop a hand-shaped wooden stand, a fossil, a flat piece of flint that mimics a fish and a driftwood plinth displaying a row of pebbles.
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Within days of my visit, I talked to a range of people who, either after their own meals or after failing to get a reservation, had concluded that Baehrel couldn't possibly be serving as many diners as he claimed, or be fully booked through the year 2025, or make do with what he foraged on his patch of land.
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The constantly changing menu had just nine dishes listed, during my visit, mostly small plates like lamb tartar with a tangy mustard ice cream and Virginia oysters with a spring pea and cucumber granita and hemlock foraged near the North Carolina border — as well as a charcuterie and cheese board, a few sides like summer squash and grilled turnips and peaches, and desserts.
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Guests included Jordan Walters, a former college roommate; Matt FX, the D.J., producer and music supervisor for "Broad City," with one of his current artists, Synead, the R&B inflected singer-songwriter; and Ian Purkayastha, whose company supplies top New York chefs and Mr. Reider with culinary exotica like truffles, caviar, abalone and whatever else has recently been foraged, caught or farmed.
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There were roughly 35 people in front of me (not including a cop who jumped the line to take out cash using multiple cards to side-step the daily limit for withdrawals from a cash machine: 2,500 rupees $73.37 for Indian bank account holders) who stood on a paved road dotted with betel-leaf stains while a stray dog foraged for food from the street-side restaurants.
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Dishes like the butcher's steak, carved into thin, bloody slices and served with a betel leaf emulsion, curried wing beans, and hairy eggplant, or the red sticky rice dumplings, a toothsome twist on gnocchi topped with local mushrooms, cured yolk, and garlic confit, hardly fit into the conventional culinary canon, but rely heavily on produce from nearby Talad Noi market and rarer foraged plants from the countryside.
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And then there are the numerous peddlers when much of the economy and commercial enterprise was out on the streets, including the strawberry seller who may have foraged his wares or bought them at market if he was more flush; the young hot-corn girl hawking her street food on a corner; and the black woman balancing a dish of syrup-drenched pears on her head alongside Duane Street Park.
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To do so, this summer its founders quietly opened a front-of-house tasting room and cocktail bar called Honey's adjoining the meadery, where visitors can sample brews like Memento Mori (drawn from foraged dandelion flowers) and Jewels Into Flowers (an apple mead made from chrysanthemum and chamomile flowers), as well as a menu of bar snacks and cocktails devised by the mixologist Arley Marks of Mission Chinese and Dimes.
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Lunch today: 6 people played Pokemon go the entire meal Yesterday, Redzepi shared on Twitter that his restaurant was now full of international foodies not trembling with excitement over his chocolate-covered, locally foraged moss or charred ramson with scallop paste, but over the prospect of catching Jigglypuffs, Squirtles, and other digital goobledy goblins in Pokémon GO—which, by the way, hasn't even been formally released in Denmark yet.
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It's a Holly Hobbie illustration come to life, consisting of a coterie of young people, mostly in their teens and early 20s, who congregate online to swap bread baking recipes and photos of their foraged mushroom hauls, stare at pictures of farm animals and otherwise partake in an aspirational form of nostalgia that praises the benefits of living a slow life in which nothing much happens at all.
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The BBC breaks down the Tsimane diet:17% of their diet is game including wild pig, tapir and capybara (the world's largest rodent)7% is freshwater fish including piranha and catfishMost of the rest comes from family farms growing rice, maize, manioc root (like sweet potato) and plantains (similar to banana)It is topped up with foraged fruit and nuts72% of calories come from carbohydrates compared with 52% in the US14% from fat compared with 34% in the US, Tsimane also consume much less saturated fatBoth Americans and Tsimane have 14% of calories from protein, but Tsimane have more lean meatYes, carbs have been demonized by fad diets for years and yet this group of incredibly heart healthy people primarily subsists on them.
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