Shannon Kuhn

According to Beverley Gray of “The Boreal Herbal: Wild Food and Medicine Plants of the North,” spruce tips can be eaten raw, made into a tea, or added to salads, stews and soups. The key is to harvest them when they first begin to emerge from their brown, papery husks. At this stage, spruce tips … Continue reading Spruce tips are a tasty reward for backyard foraging

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