Siberian Miners Lettuce
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digitS'
Garden Master
I just bet that if Dahlia watches any teevee at all ... She watches Lee Stroud's Wild Harvest.
Quite a marathon of his PBS shows on this weekend.
The most recent this AM had miners lettuce salad with the cattail roots and steelhead trout
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Steve
Quite a marathon of his PBS shows on this weekend.
The most recent this AM had miners lettuce salad with the cattail roots and steelhead trout
.Steve
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Dahlia
Deeply Rooted
I don't watch TV anymore. I used to spend LOTS of time watching TV. I quit when I was 18. There are so many more awesome things to spend my time! I do, however, still watch movies for fun at night. I would have been in to the Miners Lettuce salad with cattail as I have enjoyed both of those greens and enjoyed them very much! I have also enjoyed "silvers," sockeye, and steelhead salmon many times!I just bet that if Dahlia watches any teevee at all ... She watches Lee Stroud's Wild Harvest.
Quite a marathon of his PBS shows on this weekend.
The most recent this AM had miners lettuce salad with the cattail roots and steelhead trout
Steve
digitS'
Garden Master
Okay ,
Think about this: a rosehip sauce for the next grouse you harvest.
This is a little up my alley but it will have to be a chicken because I haven't shot a grouse in decades. (Used to have a friend who was so good at hunting grouse, if he didn't harvest one after work most every afternoon, it seemed to be an embarrassment to him. Well, I suppose he is still a friend but he's now living 1,000 miles away.)
I do know the location of a very large wild rose that is just covered with hips. Will wait for a hard frost as advised to harvest.
Steve
,Think about this: a rosehip sauce for the next grouse you harvest.
This is a little up my alley but it will have to be a chicken because I haven't shot a grouse in decades. (Used to have a friend who was so good at hunting grouse, if he didn't harvest one after work most every afternoon, it seemed to be an embarrassment to him. Well, I suppose he is still a friend but he's now living 1,000 miles away.)I do know the location of a very large wild rose that is just covered with hips. Will wait for a hard frost as advised to harvest.
Steve
