Join Andy Overall from Fungi To Be With for a foraging session on Hampstead Heath this spring.
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Autumn isn’t the only time to go fungi hunting….
Posted on 08 March 2012.
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More foraging ideas for the autumn
Posted on 19 September 2011.
This week I’m looking at the more unusual plants that we came across on our woodland walk, and have some suggestions for savoury recipes.
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Go foraging this autumn
Posted on 12 September 2011.
I’ve been out and about learning how to identify some woodland fruits and berries and what to do with them in the kitchen.
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Join the great British picnic revival
Posted on 28 March 2011.
A new study for the National Trust suggests that we are losing our sense of adventure when it comes to eating outdoors and are at risk of forgetting a national treasure – the great British picnic.
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Take a walk on the wild side
Posted on 03 November 2010.
Alexandra Matts talks about her fungi foray with ‘River Cottage’ expert John Wright, and dispels some of the myths surrounding the dangers of mushroom picking.
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Grown your own virtual feast
Posted on 02 August 2010.
If you want to grow your own veg but are lacking outdoor space, then maybe the National Trust’s www.foodgloriousfood.org.uk is the answer.
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Seashore supper
Posted on 13 July 2010.
Our wild food forager Alexandra Matts has been exploring the beaches of northern Norfolk to see what tasty treats are hiding amongst the rocks.
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Pick your own dinner
Posted on 15 June 2010.
Cupboards looking a bit bare? No problem, just head out into the fields and with a bit of know-how you could be harvesting a feast in no time. Alexandra Matts tells us how.
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About Juliette
Thanks for visiting Fresh Air Fix. I no longer blog here, but feel free to look around and read the guides and posts to get some outdoor inspiration. You can still find me on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. See you there!
