Why buy all of your groceries when you can forage for so many of them?

In this video i'll show you how i take some of my most commonly foraged foods and combine them into a nutritious, semi-wild soup that will make you a believer in wild food foraging! I really hope this inspires you to appreciate the gifts of nature and to find your connection with it!
In this video i use the following wild plants and mushrooms:
Honewort / "Mitsuba" - (Cryptotaenia canadensis)

Pokeweed - Phytolacca americana
**Pokeweed needs special processing before it can be eaten. See the full video i have on Pokeweed prep here:    • How to safely eat Pokeweed. This wild edib...  

Wood Ear Mushroom ( Auricularia angiospermarum)
Common Oyster ( Pleurotus ostreatus.
Golden Oyster (Pleurotus citrinopileatus)
Goutweed / Bishop's weed (Aegopodium podagraria)

**Additional B roll footage for this video was shot by: Chromoscope Pictures.

Take an in-person wild food workshop with me?
Do you live in the Northeastern part of the US or willing to travel there for a wild-food workshop? Consider gaining some hands on instruction with identifying, harvesting, preparing and cooking some of the best wild fruit, vegetables, grains and mushrooms this country has to offer! With over 25 years of direct experience, I teach groups, couples, families and individuals how to connect to the wild land by eating it.

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Don’t live in the northeast? Consider a Virtual Workshop!
These are available on Sundays from 11am - 8pm EST and consist of a one hour conversation/lecture on the topic of foraging -- based on your needs. Of course, foraging is best done in the field. That being said, you can gain quite a lot from a live instructional video. Maybe you’d like to learn a specific skill such as: how to process white-oak acorns into flour or how to avoid toxic plants and mushrooms of your area. Maybe you're in need of an overall, foraging “primer” to get you started out there. We could cover a lot of ground virtually -- so to speak!

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"Can I Eat This?"
Can I Eat This? is a brand new series from accomplished singer-songwriter and avid forager Sean Rowe. In each episode, Rowe is joined by a different musical guest with whom he ventures out into woods surrounding the artfully designed grounds of AutoCamp's Catskills resort where wild food abounds. In addition to finding, harvesting, and preparing their haul, Rowe and his guests record a song together. Emphasis is placed on making sure the content is accurate but dialog is loose, humorous, conversational, and real.

The developing interest in foraging can be attributed to a number of factors including a flood of popular books and documentaries detailing the alarmingly negative health and environmental impacts of America’s fast-food/factory-farmed-based diets. Also, after more than two years spent in an emotionally-charged state of isolation, many are seeking out the space and quiet serenity of nature. Taken in combination, the series is a gentle and inviting respite from modern life and provides viewers with relatively simple methods of making positive changes in their lives.

Among other wild foods-based programs, which tend to be serious in tone with an emphasis on survivalist themes, Can I Eat This? stands out. Rowe's enthusiasm is infectious and welcoming to anyone who wants to learn more about this increasingly popular pursuit. The series would look right at home on any of the ever-expanding number of streaming services focusing on food, music, travel, the outdoors, and sustainability.

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