Common yellow salsify, Tragopogon dubius (also known as oyster plant and goatsbeard) is seen as a weed in most in North America. It might surprise you that the plants are also coveted by chefs and cultivated for their edible taproot. Today we'll unearth some of the history, cover basic identification, different edible parts of the... Read More The post Foraging Oyster Plant or Yellow Salsify appeared first on Forager | Chef .| Forager | Chef
Relatively obscure edible plants, yellow sweet clover and the closely related white sweet clover can both be used as an herb. While some foragers will know they can make a nice tea, there's other uses for them you might like to try. Today we'll go over some background on the plants and how I use... Read More The post Yellow and White Sweet Clover appeared first on Forager | Chef .| Forager | Chef
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