The Best Bushcraft Food

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Boletes and chanterelles, puffballs and chicken in the woods

Hazelnuts and beech nuts. Walnuts and sweet chestnuts Mmmm. :)

I know some will disagree but I also like dandelion root for coffee
 
Hazelnut mash and blaeberries for breakfast.
Boiled crab or shellfish mix for lunch.
Venison with fried boletus and roast tatties for dinner.

Yum :).
 
There is a cherry tree growing wild nearby and is just coming into fruit the just picked fruit off it are gorgeous, you just need to beat the birds ;) . There are a couple of plum trees that fruit in autumn and they are just as delicious. I made a nettle curry earlier in the year (making nettle tea from the strained water and sweetened with a spoonful of honey was very nice).

I usually go blackberrying when they come into season and make a crumble so looking forward to that. I have just took on an allotment but it is totally overgrown as yet but there are a couple of apple tree's on there so it will be an apple and blackberry crumble this year :D

I know where there is a bunch of wild garlic growing but I forgot about it this year and missed out. :rolleyes:

Matt.
 
Has to be blackberries, straight off the bush and into your gob. Even has maggots for protein :D . Very fond of chestnuts too.
I have just got back from the Alps and eating wild strawberries warmed by the sun was out of this world :)
 
yes it has to be blackberrys, they will be coming out soon, august i think please correct me if i'm wrong
leon
 

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