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Food:
 
Realities of Harvesting Plants for Food
by Caleb Musgrave - Canadian Bushcraft (www.canadianbushcraft.ca)

Wild Teas
by Caleb Musgrave - Canadian Bushcraft (www.canadianbushcraft.ca)

Edible Wild Plants

Edible Wild Fungi

Unsung Foodstock
by Grey Man of the Woods

A Note on Eating Alder Catkins
by Storm

At Home In The Wilderness Part V: Edible Plants
by Tom Brown Jr., from Mother Earth News, Issue #75

Some Food For Thought
by Karen Sherwood, from True Tracks, Summer-Fall 1996

Neanderthal Food Drying
by Pete Lynah,
from The Tracker magazine, May 1982

Time For Tea
by Karen Magnuson Sherwood, from The Tracker magazine, Summer 1982

Poisonous Plants - You should also get to know the plants which are poisonous.

Cooking:

Steam Pit Cooking
Joseph Longshore II

Cooking with Rocks in a Birch Bark Wok
by Chris Gilmour and Laura Alward

Cooking With Nature
by Storm

Boiling With Hot Stones
by Storm

Bow's Bush Food
by Allan "Bow" Beauchamp

Earth Oven & Pit Cooking

At Home In The Wilderness Part VI: Survival Cooking
by Tom Brown Jr., from Mother Earth News, Issue #76

Cooking With Nettles
by Mark Tollefson, from True Tracks, Spring 1999

Steam Pit Cooking a Tasty Experience
by Mark Tollefson, from True Tracks, Summer 2000

Cream of Sorrel Soup
Ann Hessel, from The Tracker magazine, February 1982

Tom & Judy Brown's Famous Acorn Yeast Bread
Karen Magneson, from The Tracker magazine, May 1982

See also the Hunting section of this website
See also the Fishing section of this website - fish are an excellent wild food
See also the Fire section of this website - many wild foods require cooking, which requires fire
See also the Containers section of this website - containers are useful for gathering, storing and cooking food, and for holding food while you eat

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