Hello from Bulgaria! The grape leaves are perfect for a salad also, I love them and can't wait for them! Thank you very much for your work!!! I wish you all the best and good Luck!
Am *bombarded by these-not complaining* and i DO STUFF them. But not w/rice but with Quinoa; marinated in olive oil & lemon juice. Use the vines for crafts~ t.y for posting+
This is exactly the video ive been looking for! I live in California near a bunch of rivers where wild grape grows so I wanted to learn more about how to use it
Excellent Video. Divided into logical segments, making it easy to follow through the life of the grape leaf. Excellent narration. I will be using wild grape leaves in the Spring. Altho late summer now, I will be lacto-fermenting MANY leaves for use throughout the winter. Yum!
Very interesting, thankyou. I experienced this food in Greece in the early 90s. A food very health supportive food. The Mediterranean diet being top of diet choices.🌞
Great video, I just found some on my property for the 1st time and I have made grape juice 😋. I plan on giving some cuttings to my niece who is interested in growing some for herself.
I was wondering if grape leaves would be safe for alcohol infusions for cocktails? So far most information seems to mention infusions for tea, but no mention of steeping in alcohol. Any thoughts?
Watch out for SEEDLESS GRAPES...that produce their GRAPE LEAVES...they are hard like leather.... Only the leaves coming from GRAPES with SEEDS are tender enough to eat.
I have a Concorde vine in my garden. There's a nice sour taste to the leaf but a hard chew. I fear cooking/pickling will destroy some of the nutrition. My area, though, has prolific wild vines growing.
Hello... From india We r lot of producers raising nd grapes... Leaves are not use for commercial use.. If i want to make factory or company our stuffed grapes leaves.. how cn?
Hello from Bulgaria! The grape leaves are perfect for a salad also, I love them and can't wait for them! Thank you very much for your work!!! I wish you all the best and good Luck!
How do u prepare them?
Am *bombarded by these-not complaining* and i DO STUFF them. But not w/rice but
with Quinoa; marinated in olive oil & lemon juice. Use the vines for crafts~
t.y for posting+
This is exactly the video ive been looking for! I live in California near a bunch of rivers where wild grape grows so I wanted to learn more about how to use it
We miss Cali....(the Nature part of it).
Excellent Video. Divided into logical segments, making it easy to follow through the life of the grape leaf. Excellent narration. I will be using wild grape leaves in the Spring. Altho late summer now, I will be lacto-fermenting MANY leaves for use throughout the winter. Yum!
Wow, thanks for writing, makes us feel good!
Very interesting, thankyou. I experienced this food in Greece in the early 90s. A food very health supportive food. The Mediterranean diet being top of diet choices.🌞
Great video, I just found some on my property for the 1st time and I have made grape juice 😋. I plan on giving some cuttings to my niece who is interested in growing some for herself.
Very nice professional video. Tons of great information.
IDK if anyone ever told you guys, but thank you.
What a wonderful video! I’m subscribing!
thank you
I grow concord grapes and i also use the leaves to make tea, which is very
❤
of course you would find it difficult to chew. Tolma is from young leaves, not just leaves ;).
Amazing video. Thank you.
Yay!
*TMI*
I wasn't looking for a history lesson.
Just the needed info to get on with it.
Facts First.
I like lore first. Science is boring...
I was wondering if grape leaves would be safe for alcohol infusions for cocktails? So far most information seems to mention infusions for tea, but no mention of steeping in alcohol. Any thoughts?
Can I harvest all year round? I got a lot of grapes and I need to use the leafs and grapes
They got tougher when they mature, the younger leaves are best...
Lol, you showed the Grapefruit Seed Extract, a completely different product from a different plant.
Good call, didn't notice that when editing. The wife messed up that one!
where can we get 'sweet' wild grape seeds?
Hi do you know how I can tell the difference between male grape vine and female great vine among the wild grapes (before I can see any fruit)?
Can you eat wild mustang grape leaves? Thanks.
what level of ingestion should be avoided when using grape seed as a supplement due to the OPC's it contains?
Can we eat the commons grape leaves such as that of green and red, wine grapes?
They are similar to wild so we don't see why not...
Watch out for SEEDLESS GRAPES...that produce their GRAPE LEAVES...they are hard like leather....
Only the leaves coming from GRAPES with SEEDS are tender enough to eat.
I have a Concorde vine in my garden. There's a nice sour taste to the leaf but a hard chew. I fear cooking/pickling will destroy some of the nutrition.
My area, though, has prolific wild vines growing.
The wild vines are quite edible surprisingly...
The correct medical terminology is 'poor veinous return'.
Hello... From india
We r lot of producers raising nd grapes...
Leaves are not use for commercial use..
If i want to make factory or company our stuffed grapes leaves.. how cn?
which grape variety grows the largest leaves?
Thompson
The large leaves one.
Do they have thorns?
No.
~oz~
Considering they grow up to 100 feet tall mentioning that they grow over 33 feet can only be for one reason
Wha????
As in club 33? A nod to the brotherhood? Is that what you mean?
@@ReadRomans10 could you elaborate a bit more please
@@boggersnaps5025 sorry I thought you were referring to Freemasons as they often use the number 33 as a secret code.
@@ReadRomans10 I was