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Wild Food Walks: What to Look for Each Season

Blend foraged wild garlic leaves with nuts, cheese and olive oil to create a fresh pesto that lifts pasta, sandwiches and spring salads.

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Brewing Country Wines from Hedgerow Fruits

Discover how to pick young nettle tops without getting stung, then use them in soups, teas and savoury bakes throughout spring.

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Pickling Wild Garlic Buds for Later Use

Make the most of fragrant elderflowers by infusing cordials, frying light fritters and adding floral notes to desserts and drinks.

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Cooking with Chestnuts: Roasting, Stuffing and Soup

After the first frost, gather sloes to make slow-infused gin, rich jams and fruit cheeses that bring hedgerow flavour to winter tables.

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Identifying Edible Flowers for Summer Salads

Build confidence in mushroom identification by learning key features, using field guides and cooking only species you can identify with certainty.

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Making Blackberry Jam with Foraged Fruit

Turn bright rosehips into a vitamin-rich syrup that can be stirred into drinks, drizzled over porridge or used to soothe sore throats.

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