Wild Forage: Goldenrod Tea
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Join me as I make Goldenrod Tea from plants harvested months ago and carve a great pot hanger. If you'd like to learn a little more about foraging for wild foods, take my FREE Wild Foraging Mini-Class Here: www.wildedible...
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Your video’s have improved significantly. Simple, focused on the content, with additional learning opportunities shown throughout, and background music that is supportive. It’s a relaxing learning experience. I look forward to more.
Thank you Doug! I’m trying to film 1 a week.
Great video Creek. It reminded me of a little story I'll share if I might. I am seventy years old now and I live and was raised here in western Kentucky in Webster county. When I was young we kids would hear the old folks mention rabbit tobacco every once in a while and how they would smoke it when they were kids. Well, us being kids of ages around 8 to 10 years we learned how to make corn cob pipes. We had Barlow pocket knives at the age I was,I begged mine off my uncle Mutt. Yes that was his nickname, but to make a long story short we made our pipes and the rabbit tobacco we smoked turned out to be goldenrod. It didn't taste too bad and I'm still alive at 70 so I guess it' was all right. We kids by the way ,not being all that cultured as kids are today smoked a lot of grapevine too, but it will sure bite the tongue. I really enjoyed the video keep up the great work
Love it Herb! Great story.
Thank you Creek - I so enjoy your quiet meditative moments outdoors - this helps me to stay hopeful for when I can once again get out camping and enjoy the same! Can't wait to use our Kuksas we got from you! - Love to you and family! -Elaine Sotko
Thank you Elaine!
Creek, nothing like making me want to go out and experience the same. Never thought of making tea out of goldenrod; will have to try it next year. And what a great lesson for making the adjustable pot hanger. I do want to say also... your format for your videos is beautiful. The quietness, tranquility puts me right out there with you. Thank you.
Miss you Ann!!!
Miss you too Creek!
Creek, thanks for this series of wonderful videos, each another reminder of the simple joys that we miss or take for granted each day! Merry Christmas and may God bless and keep you and yours, my friend!
I'll 2nd that 👍😎❤🖖
I’ll 3rd that....simple things and getting outdoors.🪵🏕🏜🏔
Thank you Tim! I’ll keep them coming.
Thanks Creek! I love goldenrod tea as well
What a great video. I'd love to see a whole series on making various wild teas, tinctures, punches, and all that sort.
Such an excellent video and presentation! A wonderful present on Christmas Day. Thank you so much for all that you do. Looking forward to more of your content in the new year, God bless!
Thank you sir!
This series is absolutely fantastic! I hope you continue these videos.
Thank you, Sir!
Wonderful video.
My kuksa and tiny spoon arrived and I went down on the Yellowstone, just a short walk from my house, and brewed some lapsang souchong and enjoyed the day.
Love your vids and your experiences.
😃
Man I bet that was beautiful!!!!
I've been up all night fighting sleep watching videos and this video is so chill it's kicking my ass 😂
Had a cup before bed last night!
started drinking this ,here around late october. interesting flavor
Beautiful!
I’m loving this whole series. Just started the Wild Edibles course. Food for the Soul. Merry Christmas a bit late but no less heartfelt. 💕🙏🏻
Thank you Belinda!
So very awesome!!!
Thank you for a relaxing video
MERRY Christmas and thanks for another great video
Thank you for putting these videos out!!
Thank you for watching!
I would love to see how you pack. What is that necklace that holds your knife? Pretty cool. I'm new to all this. Just made my first goldenrod tea today! Doesn't need anything added. Thank You for sharing! I learn a lot!
Thank you so much for this, Creek!
No problem Mark! Hope you guys are well!
This is really nice 👍. Thanks for sharing it. 🎄
Thank you Amy!
Nice kuksa. Wish we were there with you. Merry Christmas.
Thanks John!
Another good vid sir I will enjoy trying these out next year and finally got my wife talked into letting me join the wild edibles group
Awesome!!!
This is just serotonin... thank you Creek. Merry Christmas brother!
Thank you Tristan!!
I will have to keep an eye open for Goldenrod no idea if it grows up here in the north county..
I am always looking for new natural tea's to try out to see if I like them or not.
my fav right now is fireweed and its plentiful around here..
It definitely grows in the North Country. Cheers!
Go on BONAP and look up the county maps to find species that grow in your county.
CAUTION: at least one species of genus Solidago (goldenrod), Solidago odora (sweet goldenrod, aka anisescented goldenrod, aka fragrant goldenrod) was used by the Cherokee as an Abortifacient (something that induces abortions), but there are no reports that I've seen of any other Solidago species in the US being an Abortifacient, so it is important to identify species. Many people just say "goldenrod" and then give people advise on use, but goldenrod (Solidago) is a genus not a species.
Source: 'Native American Ethnobotany' by Daniel Moerman
Thank you for the lesson and time in the woods. Where do you live Creek?
Indiana
merry christmas my friend, thanks for taking the time for another foraging video. i would love to share a peace a gear i use for foraging . lets talk someday ..
billy joe
Send me an email anytime : creek@creekstewart.com
Thanks Creek Merry Christmas
And Happy New Year Matt!
Hey Creek got a question. There are many species of golden rod and they are not easy to tell apart. Will they all make a tea that is safe to drink?
Have always enjoyed your work. This is a great series. Thanks for all you do.
Happy Holidays
I’ve made tea from many different species and all taste pretty similar
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Thanks
Does goldenrod need to dried before making tea? I made some from fresh harvested and didn't like the taste at all.
No it doesn’t but I have found the flavor to be hit or miss depending on region and time of year. Thanks for watching.
Hi Creek, I like your recent serious of videos very much. Please make a training course of RUclips video as Survival CEO asap, thank you.
Thank you! I have a free wild edibles course at www.wildedibleplantofthemonth.com