RECIPES

A selection of wild recipes from the Family Foraging Kitchen.

It is inevitable that, as we continue to cook with wild ingredients, sharing our dishes and ideas with others, recipes are created.

Here is the place we share those recipes, showcasing the wonderful flavours and concepts that come from the Cornish landscape.

Wild Primrose Salad

Wild Primrose Salad

Wild primroses' (Primula vulgaris L.) flowers and leaves are delicious in salads. Only collect the small young leaves as the larger and older they become, so do their bitterness.

A Simple, Delicious, and vegan Nettle Pasta

A Simple, Delicious, and vegan Nettle Pasta

This pasta recipe is designed for fresh nettles. You'll see I use no egg here like some fresh pasta recipes. The reason is because I think it’s an unnecessary ingredient expense when it's so delicious! And it's so simple - you don’t need any fancy gadgets or pasta...

Seaweed Bread Dumplings with Wild Miso Broth

Seaweed Bread Dumplings with Wild Miso Broth

This is a great way to utilise stale bread or bread that’s coming up to its sell by date. We waste 900,000 tonnes of bread every year in the UK. This equates to around 24 million slices, or 1 million loaves, every day.

Spaghetti with Dandelion Pumpkin Seed Pesto and Cheddar Cheese

Spaghetti with Dandelion Pumpkin Seed Pesto and Cheddar Cheese

‘Cheesy Pesto Pasta’ is a dish my kids request every week without fail. However, jars of pesto are not cheap. Making your own is super easy and remember that pesto is a concept – not a recipe! You can use any wild green in place of the classic ‘basil’ and pumpkin...

Curried Lentil, Dock & Sweet Root Vegetable Soup with Dulse Seaweed

Curried Lentil, Dock & Sweet Root Vegetable Soup with Dulse Seaweed

This recipe is about rethinking perceived value. Lentils have been considered both a peasant food and a delicacy. Similarly, dock leaves, which we now tend to overlook, were a staple for our Cornish Celtic ancestors and, in this recipe, will remove the price tag of...