Foraging Sea Buckthorn
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Learn how to identify, forage and process Sea Buckthorn berries which are a wild superfood, packed full of vitamins and antioxidants. The juice makes an intense citrus burst and a sauce that goes well with fish. Let James, Bushcraft Instructor for Woodland Classroom, guide you.
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I live in Saskatchewan Canada... I collect the berries with a stick and a tarp or upside down umbrella... lay out under and whack the branches... the berries fall into tarp.. just a thought .. cheers
I'll give that a go next time, thanks for sharing
Thank you !!!
I’ve tried the juice with honey and it was amazing 😋
I’ve just started foraging this year & your video is perfect..thank you for sharing ..subbed 😊
thanks
Very zamcik comment... 👏👏👏👏
thankies for the advice see if i can i love things that are bitter teast
It's not so much bitter, but very sharp. Enjoy :-)
i will thank u
The one's by me had way less berries than whichever variety you found (they're all planted afaik). We just pluck them off the branches by hand. The one's we have aren't that sour at all either. Tried brewing beer with it and it ended up quite well
Zamcik...
good to know - perhaps there's some variety in taste within the species. More tasting is required :-)
A fan on high and a screen would separate the leaves from the frozen berries.
Thanks for the video, I might try a fruit leather not done that before. I’ve made sea buckthorn sweet chilly sauce, sea buckthorn, apple cider vinegar and honey as a tonic, put it to steep in gin and vodka also it’s nice with just some tonic water or could use soda water. Some ideas if you haven’t tried these 😊
They sound like good ideas - thank you
I need to find Buckthorn!
Would love to see you do some leather. Wonder if it would involve the pulp and skin too?
A windy day would be good to separate the leaves and berries. Pouring from one container to another.
Thank you sir 🐕
No problem - I'm glad you found it useful. I'd like to make leather too but I don't think I'll get a chance this season.
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A mission for next year!
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Is there any scope for "tincturing" the leaves with the berries- most likely something good to extract from the foliage too?
I would have to delve back into my herbalism books to find the answer to this. You could certainly tincture the berries, and it’s the berries that are talked about, I don’t recall the leaves being mentioned. Worth an investigation though 😊
Can I find in US?
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