Nice, and what region are you in? We are covered in snow here in NY. For a tasty way to prepare the leaves, you might like to check this recipe on my blog: Broiled-Crispy Garlic Mustard Greens iwww.botanicalartspress.com/blog/2015/4/18/garlic-mustard-root-horseradish
@DinaFalconi I found a whole forest in Rampapo -N.J. last year, but the one I harvested recently is by George Washington Bridge...the park on the New Jersey / Hudson River region.
Thanks, yes, heard this too. One research paper shows garlic mustard to contain trace, but perhaps concerning levels of cyanide. Would love to hear more about this. www.researchgate.net/publication/6651853_Cyanide_in_the_Chemical_Arsenal_of_Garlic_Mustard_Alliaria_petiolata Not sure if blanching or boiling reduces it. To the general public, please comment if you know more.
Omg! I didn’t realize you were based in the Hudson valley. I’m a forager down in staten island. I wonder if you do in person events. I would loooove to learn from you in real life.
This is great information and I hope it gives people incentive to remove garlic mustard because not only is it invasive, but the roots actually exude allelochemicals which change the soil quality and discourage other plants from growing. That being said, let's dig it up, eat it up, and get rid of this invasive species. More reading if anyone's interested on the effect garlic mustard has on soil quality: www.fs.fed.us/nrs/pubs/gtr/gtr_nrs-p-142papers/10-faulkner-et-al_2014-CHFC.pdf
@@DinaFalconi If you put a sun hood on the lens and you are still getting massive lens flare then don't shoot into the sun. Was so bad I swear I was squinting while watching this.
Thanks for your comment. Will share it with the crew. Although you obviously don't like it, we often go for creative shots / effects like the intro to this one, especially since we were not showing any plant details, and instead focusing on audio content. Thanks for your input.
@@DinaFalconi It was very distracting and took away from the viewing experience. I agree that one could categorize lens flare as a type of creative shot, but I would recommend using creative effects more sparingly rather than throughout large portions of the video. Other than that the video was fine.
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Thank you!
thank you for an excellent description.
Thank you, Standing Bear, for your comment.
Loved hearing about garlic mustard. Just tried it for the first time this year & I love it!
Glad!
Very interesting! I found a lot of this just the other day in the woods. Guess I’ll be nibbling 😋
Glad!!!
I love it! I just harvested a bag a couple of weeks ago. My friend got 2 bags😂.
Nice, and what region are you in? We are covered in snow here in NY. For a tasty way to prepare the leaves, you might like to check this recipe on my blog: Broiled-Crispy Garlic Mustard Greens iwww.botanicalartspress.com/blog/2015/4/18/garlic-mustard-root-horseradish
@DinaFalconi I found a whole forest in Rampapo -N.J. last year, but the one I harvested recently is by George Washington Bridge...the park on the New Jersey / Hudson River region.
Thanks! @@lisalau2452
I love your videos Dina.
Thank you for watching them!
Grind the seeds and add a little vinegar for a spicy salad dressing.
Thank you, yum!
I have been told that this plant also has some cyanide and blanching or boiling it would reduce this. Is that correct?
Thanks, yes, heard this too. One research paper shows garlic mustard to contain trace, but perhaps concerning levels of cyanide. Would love to hear more about this. www.researchgate.net/publication/6651853_Cyanide_in_the_Chemical_Arsenal_of_Garlic_Mustard_Alliaria_petiolata Not sure if blanching or boiling reduces it. To the general public, please comment if you know more.
Do you have more uses/recipes just for the flowers? Have a large amount to gather tomorrow.
Hello Jennifer, I would add flowers to salads, herbal butters, and other savory dishes. If you come up with something, let us know.
Thank you
Welcome!
Can you regrow these plants indoors
I've not tried, but thinking so.
Omg! I didn’t realize you were based in the Hudson valley. I’m a forager down in staten island. I wonder if you do in person events. I would loooove to learn from you in real life.
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Love garlic mustard! I am carefully cultivating it in my yard this year to have for salads and sandwiches on demand! Thank you for the great info!
Thank you for your comment.
This is great information and I hope it gives people incentive to remove garlic mustard because not only is it invasive, but the roots actually exude allelochemicals which change the soil quality and discourage other plants from growing. That being said, let's dig it up, eat it up, and get rid of this invasive species. More reading if anyone's interested on the effect garlic mustard has on soil quality:
www.fs.fed.us/nrs/pubs/gtr/gtr_nrs-p-142papers/10-faulkner-et-al_2014-CHFC.pdf
Thank you for your comment!
Thank you for your comment. Not sure why it's coming up in my inbox now, but glad you've appreciated the info!
Yes , very DIFFICULT TO WATCH
Thank you for letting us know.
So hard to watch this video. Camera person needs to be fired.
Please let us know how you would improve this. Our camera person is always looking for constructive criticism. Thank you.
@@DinaFalconi If you put a sun hood on the lens and you are still getting massive lens flare then don't shoot into the sun. Was so bad I swear I was squinting while watching this.
Thanks for your comment. Will share it with the crew. Although you obviously don't like it, we often go for creative shots / effects like the intro to this one, especially since we were not showing any plant details, and instead focusing on audio content. Thanks for your input.
@@DinaFalconi It was very distracting and took away from the viewing experience. I agree that one could categorize lens flare as a type of creative shot, but I would recommend using creative effects more sparingly rather than throughout large portions of the video. Other than that the video was fine.
Thanks for your input.