THE RECIPE BOOK
Wild Pasta
Three cornered leek pasta for the win! This recipe could be adapted for any wild green. Wild garlic is fast approaching, just saying.
Black Locust & Bay Leaf Lemonade
Naturally fermented, low sugar lemonade. using the short season black locust flowers <3 They are one of our favourite edible flowers!
Flowering Currant Champagne
Using the amazingly versatile and beautiful Flowering Currant. This is one way to preserve the flowers far beyond their season.
Sea Leeks, Ajoblanco, Sea Herbs
A wild take on Andalusian & Catalonian cuisine. So simple, but absolutely delicious!
Wild Garlic Mayo
Wild Garlic Mayo.. Punchy & vibrant wild aioli, to have with practically anything that’s dippable. Yum!
Hazelnut Catkin Biscuits
Think Tea and Biscuits!! These are just remarkably good. It’s taken a few seasons to develop these hazelnut catkins to exactly where we wanted them. Read on…
Fig Leaf Margarita
Award winning bartender and restaurateur, James Fowler, created this super refreshing twist on a margarita. Using foraged fig leaf.
Wild Garlic Sauerkraut
A perfect way to extend wild garlic well beyond it’s season (if it lasts that long!), using lacto-fermentation. In a nod to Nikki’s Czech roots, we’ve opted for caraway seeds to help bring a citrus & anise flavour. You could use any foraged or shop bought spice of your liking.
Foraged Foccacia
An all encompassing recipe you can amend with any of your foraged goodies!
Cider Braised 'Chicken Of The Woods' Burgers
Braised down in dry cider & spices this mushroom takes on a lobster like flavour. Sealed in a pan for that crispy texture on the outside. Perfect!
St. George’s, Brandy & Truffle Fondue
If a French thermidor, Swiss fondue & a Dorset forager had a baby, this would be its offspring.
Pine Cone Granita
A refreshing granita for those hot summer days! Using Scots pine cones, basil, lime & kiwi. And a little vodka.. we’re not alcoholics I promise.
Douglas Fir Gravlax
A beautiful fish cure using the fresh growth Douglas Fir tips. Tasting of grapefruit & citrus.
Elderflower & Gooseberry Compote
Using our elderflower syrup, a simple & tangy compote to serve alongside sweet desserts.
Elderflower Curd
Using our elderflower cordial, a simple curd that pairs well with more tangy fruits like raspberries.
Elderflower Syrup
Our elderflower cordial, for food recipes or to simply enjoy with ice and sparkling water.
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