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Forager | Chef Alan Bergo How-to : Foraging and Cooking Edible Thistles

 
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Thorough, detailed, and well illustrated post and video on edible wild thistles, including warnings about drinking too much thistle tea and some recipes!

Foraging and Cooking Edible Thistles

 
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Thanks, for sharing.  I have not gotten around to trying eating them

I love the dried flowers.
 
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