Southern Appalahian Herbs
Fitness & Health • Preparedness
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Herbal Medicine for Preppers: Rhubarb

Herbal Medicine for Preppers: Rhubarb

Today we discuss an herb with a fascinating history. We think of rhubarb as a spring vegetable... if we think of it at all. It is considered an old fashioned ingredient for pies and jellies. It is actually both a very nutritious perennial food, and a powerful medicinal herb. Rhubarb was once imported to western Europe through Asian trade routs, and considered as valuable as silk, diamonds and pearls!

https://judsoncarroll.substack.com/p/herbal-medicine-for-preppers-rhubarb

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Show 306: Aletris

Show 306: Aletris

We discuss “Snakeroot” and a very interesting and fairly common wildflower that has great use for women’s reproductive health, digestive and lung issues.

 https://judsoncarroll.substack.com/p/show-306-aletris

Fish on Fridays: Clam Chowder

Fish on Fridays: Clam Chowder

It is almost fall. For me, that means surf fishing, shellfish and soup season, and it is my favorite time of the year!

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https://judsonc.substack.com/p/fish-on-fridays-clam-chowder

From The Spring Foraging Cookbook: Frying and Braising

From The Spring Foraging Cookbook: Frying and Braising

Frying likely began in much the same way as roasting. I imagine primitive man cracking an egg onto a stone, hot from the fire. He must have been amazed as the egg whitened and became solid, giving off a tantalizing smell. It must have been quite a frustration though, to try to scrape off the egg that was cooked on and stuck to the stone. 

https://judsoncarroll.substack.com/p/from-the-spring-foraging-cookbook-84f 

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