The Seaside Forager's Year

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Candlelight

'Tis the season for Mockery

Advent and The Jesse Tree

St Andrew's Day

Stir Up Sunday

Feasting towards Advent.

Martinmas, Remembrance Day and Salting a Yule Mart

The Cailleach Bheur and Hallowtide

Recipes as a Memoir

The Celts and Fairy Faith in the Month of Hallowe'en

Harvest

Michaelmas September 29th

Preserving Wild Harvests

Living in Harmony with Nature

Lammastide, St Jude and St Martha

St Swithin's Day: Rain and Chanterelles

Midsummer Fairies and The Feast of Saint John The Baptist

A Helping Hand to Nature’s Balance

Celebrating Ordinary Time With A Seaside Recipe for Trinity Sunday.

Whitsuntide, and a recipe for Gorse Ice-cream

A Moveable Spring Feast

Lady's Smock (sacred to the fairies) adds a wasabi punch to a sandwich

A Wild Quiche to Celebrate Beltane and of course, the Coronation of Charles III

St George's Mushrooms on St George's Day but will you find them...

Cherry Blossom, Laver and Nori

Feasting in Holy Week

Now Is The Time For A Violet Resurgence

Wild Garlic. Everywhere. All At Once.

Sea and Fresh Water Foraging

Thinking Day 2023

A Seaside Forager's Essay on Sorrel.

Laver one of the easier seaweeds to forage at the seaside.

Dulse, Champagne Rhubarb and Snowdrops

Making seaside marmalade and still time for coffee at The Fife Arms, Braemar

The January wind doeth blow, but there is new growth in our ocean flowers

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