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Lesson 10: Dandelion
In this lesson, I discuss the edible and medicinal uses of Dandelion... and why it is emblematic of all that is wrong in modern American culture!
https://youtu.be/onICmEDXiWI

 
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Judson Carroll wrote:Lesson 10: Dandelion
In this lesson, I discuss the edible and medicinal uses of Dandelion... and why it is emblematic of all that is wrong in modern American culture!
https://youtu.be/onICmEDXiWI



Very interesting, cool video! How do you clean your dandelions when you pick them, because I always have tons of bugs on them when I get them, but but he time I wash them I used so much water that I don;t know how eco friendly or water savvy I’m being, or I destroyed the bud by being too harsh. Also, do you dry the dandelions before you use them for tea? Because I tried drying the leaves and leaving them normal and I think I like the dried more because its compacted in the tea container.
 
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Nate Go wrote:

Judson Carroll wrote:Lesson 10: Dandelion
In this lesson, I discuss the edible and medicinal uses of Dandelion... and why it is emblematic of all that is wrong in modern American culture!
https://youtu.be/onICmEDXiWI



Very interesting, cool video! How do you clean your dandelions when you pick them, because I always have tons of bugs on them when I get them, but but he time I wash them I used so much water that I don;t know how eco friendly or water savvy I’m being, or I destroyed the bud by being too harsh. Also, do you dry the dandelions before you use them for tea? Because I tried drying the leaves and leaving them normal and I think I like the dried more because its compacted in the tea container.



I have never really had many bugs on them.  I just dust them off with my hand. If making dandelion wine, I wash them just dunking in a basin. To dry, it is best to use a method that gives good air circulation, like a screen or tying in bunches and hanging.
 
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