Wild Edibles: Wood Sorrel
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2018
- Hey guys, here is one of my favorite wild edibles.....wood sorrel. I just love the taste of this little wild treat. Get out and get some while you can. Thanks for watching, and God bless....................J
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Love your video's. I have learned a lot from your video's. Me and my wife are building our new house on my grandparents land that was passed on to me. We are homesteading it as best we can
I've eaten it all my life. We have always called it sour grass.
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I love wood sorrel and so do my chickens. When I was a young girl my sister and I would call the seed pods little green bananas. lol We both loved eating those little green bananas and still do. Although now I will share them with my chickens.
we called it sour grass as a kid in the 60/70s, pretty sour, never knew the real name for it
Thanks for taking some time to do this vid. People need to become familiar with wilds; knowledge that used to be common but now is rare. A lot got lost between the last 2 or 3 generations, and if we don't really try to regrasp it, we will be in real rough shape when life gets real.
we just always called it sour grass . very good ...
so happy to see you! my wife covers salmon in sorrels over the grill, super good. it's also a chicken favorite too
ate this all the time as a kid, just didnt know the name of it. thx for the memories!
When we were young we used to eat the little seed pod fruits. We called them "sour pickles". Yum.
When I was a kid many many years ago. lol We called it sour grass. I forgot all about it, Thanks for the reminder
You have been missed. I pray all is well with you.
Thank you, John, I am fascinated by finding wild edibles. I’ve seen these little plants around but never knew what they were.
oh yeah. been eating those flowers sense I was knee high to a grasshopper.
I love Wood Sorrel & Sheep Sorrel. To me the Sheep Sorrel has more of a lemony taste ..They are both delicious raw or like you said to make a tea with. I dehydrate a lot of both, stems & all , seal them up in Mason jars to make teas, smoothies & tinctures in the Winter months.
It is sooooo good to see you !!!
when i was growing up here in Alabama we called it goats grass but man i could mow the yard with my mouth eating it when it was growing good. So glad you reminded me of this its been a long time. ty
Been missing Jnull videos. I have watched you fishing though. Gotta get your dose of the bug guy one channel or the other! LOL Love me some wood sorrel. We used to eat it when I was a kid at my granny’s. You’re right it does taste like a green apple. That’s a good description. TFS God Bless you and the family. ~Lisa
I love this stuff! I’m so glad you did a video on this! I didn’t know what it’s real name was. We always called it “Sour Grass” as kids. You are absolutely right, it tastes like a tart apple, like a Granny Smith.
I love tht as a child we used it in salads as well now i just grab a hand full now n then you hit the description right in my opinion. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome to know. I’m going to go look for some. Good to see you back sir.
I grew up calling them dirt pickles, that's what my Memaw called them so I picked it up from her. I never knew I could eat the leaves too, I just chew the blossoms. Thanks for the great information.
My chickens love it. Didn't know we could eat it. Thank you for info.
I had no idea! That's why I watch you, you teach so much! Thank you so much for shooting this video this stuff is everywhere here in Michigan! Nice seeing you again! God bless!
we use to pick them when we were kids. We would put them in a jar with water and let the sun cook the leaves we added sugar and it tasted a lot like lemon ade.
I just found it. Never noticed it before. Thanks for sharing!
Is this the one that grows a small okra looking pod on it ? Looks like what we used to eat all the time.. As kids we used to say it had tiny pickles ..Yum !!! And wild garlic and onions too ..Thanks for the video and the walk down memory lane ..
little goatfeathers yes the immature pods are my favorite part!
I'm so glad to see you. I just want you to know that I love to watch your videos. One I have learned so much and you remind me of one of my dear friend that is gone now. Its like watching him. Please keep this up. Oh and how is your wife I hope and pray that she is doing well. Thank you for your knowledge
Lol, my wife dug some up and planted them in her flower bed, she thought they were pretty wild flowers.
Great to know. Good to see you back again and God Bless to you and your Family
👍 so very nice to see you again!
These are my favorite! I've loved them since I was little(even though my mum insisted I'd poison myself someday 😂 little did she know I ate better than she did, outside from dawn to dusk)
My dad called me a goat because I also enjoyed the neighbors pansies 😂
We always called them sheep showers when I was a youngun. They make a good wine also.
Thank you. I love learning about wild edibles.
We called this “sweet weeds “ as kids and ate it by the handfuls. In NC we also have some with pink blossoms. Looks the same and tastes the same. Never thought of making tea with it. Thanks John!
Woohoo! You have been missed!! So glad to see you in my feed again! And this topic is in perfect timing! Welcome back and thank you so much for the information!
I love the seed pods. So tart and tasty.
I remember us chewing on that when I was growing up. My grandmother told me it was safe to eat. Good thing she was right...lol. Thanks for sharing John. Love ya. (went out to your house tonight.... you weren't there.) Take care
I've always called it sourgrass. Ate it when I was a kid.
I used to love watching johns videos but now I think he’s just going through the motions. Put your heart in it or move on. Miss Mary has brought you a long way!
Hi man it's good to hear from you glad all is good👍
Good to see you,hope all is well with you and your family
I love wood sorrel.
Great video and Yes it is a perfect close up compared to most. I will be looking for it now.TFS Prayers and love for you and your family!
Good to see you! Thank you, I will try these.
Thank you for sharin', blessings. :)
Memories. LOL. Got in lots of trouble chewing on that when i was a kid.. Now i can any time i find it. ;)
hey great to see you back john i got excited to see your new video great job
Good to see you John. Thanks for the info.
thanks I just pulled that out my garden, I wish that had tasted it!
Good to see you!!! And thanks.. a wild edible I don't have to be afraid of, no poisonous look a like. YaY!!!
He’s back!
I recognize that weed, but I've never eaten it. Thanks for the information John. Miss your face and am glad to see you.
Glad to see you make a new video John!
Great video. Thanks John!
Thank you for this! We used to chew this when I was a kid. Sour in a good way! I never knew what it was called. I'm going to try the tea.
Thanks...God bless!
Good stuff!
glad. Your back keep them coming
Good info J, thanks!
Good to see you again my friend. My best to you and yours!
Awesome info!!!!! Good to see you !!!!
Good to see ya. Been eating this for years.
I have ate this since a kid--love it and I eat it raw too. God bless. PS=watch out for those copperheads and rattlers.
Big Guy!!!! So wonderful to see that handsome face! Hope You and the Family are all well xo
We called it pucker grass when we were kids. Love it though. Well done!
Me and my brothers eat this as kids tasted good
Great to see ya again... Say can we dry them for future use...
Good to know.. I didn't realize they were edible. Thanks for sharing this info. Blessings!
Thank you for a good video.
An excellent reminder that almost every modern drug has a natural counterpart!
Great info...thanx man.
When I'm cutting the lawn I'll pick some and eat while I cut.
This is my chickens favorite wild edible also.
Eat your Weeds!!! We have plenty of Wood Sorrel here at our place too!
I will look for this next time I'm in the woods. I tried garlic mustard the other day, and it was surprisingly good. Ever add that to your salads? It's really good on baked potatoes, too.
John, I found some in the back yard. Our version seems quite a bit smaller than what you have there, but regardless, it really is tasty! It has a citrus taste to me. Hopefully not because the dog peed on it!🤣
Welcome back John.
Weve always called it "sour grass" and the seeds we called bananas lol glad i know the real name now
Lol my son saw this today and i was telling him that it was eatable and he asked if he could try it. I have poison down so i wouldnt let him but there is some around where there is no poison so i may let him try it. Great video man!
Hey John how have you been good seeing you Thank for the information I am going to look for it thanks god bless
Howdy Sir, good ta see you. Hope all is well ? God bless you and your family.
I tried it ! Very tasty.
Can it be dried and stored for winter?
Mate good to have you back! !.. I've missed the old homestead videos. .. get out the bbq and cook some more rattlesnakes! !. Peace and love brother
I love sorrel
Missed ya.
I always thought they were clovers
Thank you I had forgotten about it. Even poke greens are up. How do you make violet tea. Do you have to dry it.
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My grandpa always called it "sweet doc" which was weird to me beacause it is a little sour.
We call it sour grass, nice to know its real name lol
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So do these have deep tap roots? Just wondering because another YT person said they did, and I've never picked them. Or is there another sorrel that can be deep rooted?
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I've read that its really good in chicken soup.
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I've always eaten it but never knew its name. Thanks for letting me know what to call it instead of that soury weed. ;) Glad to see your fuzzy face again, Brother.
Give us a tour of your chickens
Have you ever cooked it like greens or fried it like cabbage?
Keep posting vids please