Edible Flowers and what to do with them 🌿 Foragetok 🌿 Tiktok Compilation
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hi There My Loves 💖
Nature is amazing and full of goodies!
I hope you enjoy this Edible Flowers Compilation and that you're being safe!
For more foraging tips and recipes, please follow the amazing creators and educators in the video 🥰
Please REMEMBER:
- Always do your own research before consuming anything from nature
-Don't over harvest, always leave some for the insects and so that the plants can continue to grow there the year after!
-Make sure the flowers/plants haven't been sprayed with pesticides
-Make sure there are no toxic look alikes and that you've really found the plant you're looking for
Comment below if you have more helpful do's and don'ts, Be Safe 💖💖💖
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What's your favorite flower? 🥰
I like them all but fi I have to pick it would be dandelions, White roses and cornflower, What's your favourite 🌸 flower 🌸?
@@jinxx_lluve All very beautiful and important flowers 💖 My favorite flower is wild morning glory 😌😌
any kind of hibiscus. my family has two bushes (one pink, one white) and i love making tea with it!
I really like cherry blossoms it’s just such a calming and pretty flower
Water lily or lily of the valley or lilac or red buds or just every flower ✋😭😭
THANK YOU! For weeks I have been searching and trying to find out what a certain flower in my yard was, turns out it was Henbit dead nettle. I’m not going to eat them because I am new to foraging though and I might get them confused with some other flower.
Edit: I did the research and ate it, let’s see if I got it somehow mixed up with a nonexistent lookalike
It has 1 lookalike and is non toxic iirc - double check tho!
@@kthearcher3357 you’re right- it has one lookalike called purple dead nettle! Thanks for bringing this up, I did see that it was a lookalike but that it was not toxic so I figured it couldn’t do much harm. I probably should have done just a little more research.
I Like The Red Dead-nettle and dandelions! Btw I love Your Videos They Inspire Me To Do Stuff With Flowers and Weeds Other Than Look at Them! Thank You.
This comment gives me life 💖💖💖 I'm so happy to hear that and I hope that find many useful things to do with your favorite plants in the future! Both red dead-nettle and dandelions are super useful 😁
@@tiktokfaves1267 Thank you so much! I also hope that i find many things to do with them!
Speedwell...must remember that one...
I love foraging videos, but I'm still confused arent wisteria poisonous
thats towards dogs, i believe!
I never thought you could eat them. I just googled it. It says the seeds and pods are toxic but that the flowers are safe. They have such a strong cent I bet they gave a pretty powerful flavor too.
Old comment but still putting the info out there:
The seed pods and seeds are considered to be the most toxic part of the plant. They contain harmful chemicals named lectin and wisterin (wistarin). They cause burning in the mouth, stomach pain, diarrhea, vomiting and sometimes collapse. They are also highly toxic to cats and dogs.
Oddly enough, wisteria is in the legume family. The blossom is the only part of the plant that can be used for anything edible. Be aware that you can still suffer effects if too much is ingested.
Personally, I stay away from it as there are so many other, less risky, edible plants out there. Hope this all helps.
3:47 flowering currANT blossoms XD, but maybe it is pronounced this way in other places
8:25 it also works if you just dip them into pancake batter or instant flour batter, or you can mix them into the pancake batter like blueberry pancakes
9:10 ok be sure to use a clean bottle. In fact, if you want to innoculate it with brewer's yeast or smth that's probably good.
11:08 it's like when they add chicken feathers to roads. So the fibres of the dandelion actually adds a lot of structure to things, I like it in uhhh genoise cake I think. I am able to even reduce the amount of flour I use because of the dandelions.
(Side note I would really like to make a layered jello thing out of just violets or smth, but with some more alkali cyan blue at the bottom, neutral in the middle, & acidic lemony pink at the top. All flavoured like lilac but all different.)
Final note, as an fnmi person & someone living in the americas, I really want to see more fnmi foragers. Maybe I need to become the fnmi tiktok forager lol.
a really easy plant to id and use is regular old stinging nettle. you can find them on riverbanks and damaged land like field edges. once cooked they do not sting and they taste like a really creamy spinach. they make AMAZING soup. great to use since they are of least concern and grow in huge patches.
I’m in Australia so I only things I can get my hands on are dandelions, invasive lavender, native violets, home grown chamomile and probably might be invasive wild roses.
DANDELION TEA:
Gather some dandelions
Get some really hot water and out ut in a cup
Ok it the dandie lions in with the water and then cover the cup
Let steam until you have the flavor you want
Add whatever you'd add into your daily tea and top with dandie lions
Nar you have dandie lion tea!
- Side note: I just started on my journey with collecting things from the outdoors so please give me some tips! Thx lots of love stay safe babes
Wysteria flowers petals are not poisonous , EVERYTHING else is not
Are these flowers native to Britain
I don't know if they are natives (I'm sure some are) but I recognise a lot of flowers in this vid, so they are definitely here 😊A British foraging book would be your best bet.
Is it fine if I use roses (bought from a florist a few years ago) to candy?
Clean the flowers before you eat them don't be stupid and eat them without washing them