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sd-235
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 Forum: Foraging Posted: Thu Feb 23, 17 10:02 pm Subject: Apps for foraging |
| If you post on an app that anyone can access, don't you find all and sundry go to the place, remove anything edible, do a lot of damage and annoy the land owner including people like NT and Forestry C ... |
| Topic: Apps for foraging |
sd-235
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Tue Feb 21, 17 10:53 pm Subject: Apps for foraging |
| If you post on an app that anyone can access, don't you find all and sundry go to the place, remove anything edible, do a lot of damage and annoy the land owner including people like NT and Forestry C ... |
| Topic: Apps for foraging |
sd-235
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Tue Feb 21, 17 10:44 pm Subject: Apps for foraging |
Slim idea would be the perfect app but can't find one.
There is no chance of telling anyone where I have a foraging find.....unless its of benefit to me ie firewood. |
| Topic: Apps for foraging |
sd-235
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Sun Feb 19, 17 6:20 pm Subject: Apps for foraging |
I am not to happy with the apps I have. The main ones I have are for Fungi. Does anyone else use one? and what's your opinion on it?
Next I want one for edible wild plants, again has anyone got one a ... |
| Topic: New Forest Bans Mushroom Picking |
sd-235
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Sun Feb 19, 17 6:15 pm Subject: New Forest Bans Mushroom Picking |
It is illegal to forage anything for commercial gain without the landowners permission. That's anything whatsoever.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-11584156
Not the best link as there is anothe ... |
| Topic: post-gin sloes.... |
sd-235
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Sat Oct 06, 12 9:56 am Subject: sloe cider |
| Made 7 gallons of Sloe Gin last year. Don't drink much myself give it away for favours done but I use all the sloes in cider. As soonest as the Gin has been emptied out in goes my own cider. My cider ... |
| Topic: I love my food dehydrator |
sd-235
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Thu Oct 04, 12 9:34 am Subject: I love my food dehydrator |
keep the potatoe for re-hydrating as hubby and sometimes me when time allows like to back packing, I thought I would start drying any left over foods to be re-hydrated on the trail  got a couple of ... |
| Topic: I love my food dehydrator |
sd-235
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Thu Oct 04, 12 9:32 am Subject: I love my food dehydrator |
I'm currently drying sliced bananas in mine, and they make the kitchen smell lovely. I'll have to look into solar dehydrators as well, although I doubt we get enough sun here for much of anything!
Th ... |
| Topic: Cider making Equipment that I use |
sd-235
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Thu Oct 04, 12 12:29 am Subject: Cider making Equipment that I use |
1/I use a bin (wheelie bin would do although I use a cheap plastic bin from Wilkos) to wash the apples in.
2/A table of some sort to cut the apples on (preferably with an edge round it to stop th ... |
| Topic: Slow cooked pigeon recipes? |
sd-235
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Mon Oct 01, 12 12:31 pm Subject: Slow cooked pigeon recipes? |
| using a slow cooker,put the breasts in ,cover in 2 tins of minestrone soup and a can pf beans.leave for 8 hours or so ,and voala ! serve with rice and garnish with a scraping of nutmeg and some parsle ... |
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