Foraging Wild Spices with Abby Artemisia

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In this 26 part mini-course, professional botanist, herbalist and forager Abby Artemisia teaches how to get started foraging, specifically for wild spices. She teaches safe and ethical foraging practises, as well as how to identify and harvest over a dozen popular plants. She then brings them into the kitchen to process as spices, marinades and more.

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