HOW TO IDENTIFY AND COOK FIDDLEHEADS #foraging #wildfood

[harperramsey]

I'll give a try . Good informative video . Thanks .

[malemouse]

Love the way you explain things. A worthy channel

[chrishynes]

Thank you for the ID'ing and cooking info!

[TheLastBoyScouts]

This is very well explained sis, thank you for your knowledge! I have never heard of this plant, so this is a treat to learn about.

Side note: your vids have greatly assisted with my drive to learn and POSITIVELY ID wild edibles and medicinals 🙏🏼👍🏼

[thomaskfresh-obrm]

Thank you so much for your info. it is nice to hear from a gorgeous goddess such as yourself 💓
I've been picking fitted heads in the Kootenays in BC around the Nelson county road since the fifth of April. My mother taught me how to forge them when I was about 3 years old along with many other plants and these have always been a favorite.I like to steam them about about 8 minutes
Then saute them for about 3 to 5 minutes longer with an onion chopped up butter black pepper couple hole or diced cloves of garlic and a tiny pinch of Chinese allspice 🤤 sounds so good while I was typing it I just went out and picked a bunch this morning and I'm going to be cooking them just like that right now

[dianeibsen]

Hi. thank you for the video. I noticed you didn't talk about the poisonous ones that you briefly mentioned?

[wildmanofthenorth]

That all looked very good
Never seen that prepared before.
Thank you

[kevinlittle]

I've found some before! Along with some ramps! Always nice to see you!🤗🥰❤

[baileybrunson]

Thank you Kacie for another great tutorial.. been missing your videos lately. They always have tons of good information.

[johnnyringo]

Sautéed fiddleheads and morels - it's that time of year!

[theofficialrogue]

I live in the deep south of Texas (closer to Mexico) and am curious to know which prairie or backyard plants are safe for medicinal use. Thank you! 🙏

[lawrencelawrence]

I need your help in finding your video of how to grow morel mushrooms. I can't seem to find it. I want to try

[BrokeDad]

My Grandfather used to pick fiddleheads every year.

[lawrencelawrence]

Thanks for the identification tips. I guess I have been eating the wrong fiddleheads because I did not feel well after eating them

[werewolf]

Good to see you back. Happy Beer:30. 🐺

[richardmartin]

Glad to see you back at it. Hope you got some good R&R everybody needs some time off.

[outdoorvideoswithbrad]

Cool, I just read about this plant not long ago and was planning on trying to finding it, I want to try and make salads just from nature, I know some plants, you definitely taught me some mushrooms tho

[maxell]

My grandmother told me to stay away from the fuzzy/hairy fiddlehead also.

[wandashields]

So many species of ferns, ....please elaborate, ...Identification is crucial

[tonyxenos]

hot. Want to touch the hiney 😂. In all seriousness- informative videos. Doesn’t hurt u got the goods