Category: Wild Food Recipes

Say hello to a wild twist on traditional kimchi—Hogweed kimchi! This recipe takes young Hogweed shoots and turns them into a tangy, spicy, and deeply flavourful ferment. It’s all about blending bold Korean flavours with the earthy charm of foraged ingredients. Perfect for adventurous eaters and fermentation fans, this kimchi…

Bilberries don’t hang around for long, so when you find a patch, it’s worth picking a few extra for something special. This bilberry whiskey is simple to make, keeps well, and tastes even better when shared after a day outdoors. It’s strong, a little sweet, and full of wild flavour—a…

A creamy, floral celebration of wild summer ingredients — no oven required. This cheesecake is bursting with Bilberries and delicately scented with Meadowsweet, a hedgerow flower known for its sweet, almond-vanilla aroma. It’s perfect for a summer gathering, whether you’re indoors or eating with muddy boots on a tree stump.…

How to harvest and process wild roses The country side of the UK is abundant wild roses, 13 native and 9 introduced  according to BSBI, many of them hybridising and with very similar appearance. Two of the most common are: Dog rose Rosa Canina add link to id guide Japanese…

This Elderflower kombucha is light, floral, and naturally fizzy—simple to make and seriously refreshing. The Elderflower adds a subtle sweetness that works perfectly with the tang of the fermented tea. It’s a great one to have in the fridge for warm days, and a nice alternative to sugary drinks or…

This Elder and Orchard creation is the kind of drink that tastes like summer got lost in the woods—and came back with rum. With apple juice, Elderflower, a squeeze of citrus, and a fizzy top-up of cloudy lemonade, it’s fresh, fruity, and ridiculously easy to throw together. No fancy kit,…