If I grow wild weedy greens, will it still be wild? I often get this question and also have wondered myself
This is the 50th episode of the Audible Weed Walk podcast. We have covered so many topics of interest - till now.
Jagannath deb, the ultimate locavore and weeder : This is the time for Rathayatra or the chariot festival where Lord Jaggannath with his two siblings travels for a few days. This made me focus on the food preference and practices at the Jagganath deb temple at Puri.
Among other things like paying serious attention to how to preprocess the wild weedy greens, the most important and final tip in building culinary confidence is to keep it fun and interesting.
I was asked to speak about building 'culinary confidence' in cooking wild greens at a recent webinar.
What are they – these C4 plants? Well, we will talk about the difference between C3, C4 and CAM plants and why everyone is talking about them – especially the C4
The story of peppers started some 4000 yrs back with the Indus Valley, finds its mention in Valmiki's Ramayana...
World Environment Day declared by the UN is celebrated on 5th June. This year's theme is eco-restoration.
The scientific name of this plant is Piper longum. It belongs to the family Piperaceae – a family that created history, influenced politics,
Let's take a look at the wild uncultivated weeds afresh: I came across a talk about GM Golden rice...