All Things Survival: Show 51: 04/26/2012: The Magical Mystery...uh, Show---

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Thursday, 04/26/2012 at 8:30PM EST

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The gathered panel of hosts include Military Veterans, Mountain Men and just plain old Hillbillies with a combined experience in Survival of over 100 years!!!!!

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JacKatMtn
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Ahabstar
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Luke
Bear Truth
Ryan
David Wendell of Bushcraft On Fire
And TheRedneck Doug

[color=#fc040a]Yes we are starting one hour later than normal.!!!

Bugs, yes the little creepy crawly things. Plus it is springtime and the fish are biting. And what better thing to go with fish but a few wild edibles.

PLUS.. A new segment from our very own RedNeck...

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Des

Keep in mind we will start an hour later tonight than normal.

Great show....learning to walk softly...

Don't know if the show is reading this...I'm in the South...we are getting Ramps...kinda like a wild onion..so damn good. We served up local ramp recipe goodies to sample at the Farmer's Market last week....

Bet TheRedNeck has had Ramps....YUMMY...

Des

For those of you who are interested in developing a perennial area in your garden, here is a list of perennial herbs:

Aconite, Agrimony, Alexanders, Alfalfa, Allspice, Aloe Vera, Angelica (biennial, often treated as short-lived perennial), anise (frost-tender though fairly hardy annual, sometimes treated as a perennial), anise hyssop (half-hardy, short-lived perennial), Arnica, Arrowroot, Astragalus, Balm of Gilead, Bay, Bayberry, Bergamot (Monarda), Bistort, Black Cohosh, Blue Cohosh, Brahmi, Bugle, Calamint, Capers, Caraway (frost-hardy biennial which may become perennial in mild climates), cardamom, catmint, catnip, Roman Chamomile Chamaemelum nobile, Anthemis nobilis -half-hardy perennial, usually grown as an annual), German Chamomile Matricaria recutita (similar in appearance, habits and uses to Roman Chamomile), Chaste-tree (deciduous perennial), Chicory, (biennial, sometimes perennial), Chillies (annuals in cold climates, perennials in warm or hot climates), chives and garlic chives, cinnamon, Clove Pinks, Clove tree, Coffee, Coltsfoot, Comfrey, Asian Coriander (Eryngium foetidum); Costmary, Curry Leaf Tree, Curry Plant, Dandelion, Elder, Elecampane, Epazote (annual, often treated as a perennial), Evening Primrose (biennial, sometimes treated as a perennial), Fennel, Feverfew (short-lived perennial), French Tarragon (half-hardy), Galangal, Ginger, Ginkgo biloba, Ginseng, Good King Henry, Gotu Kola, Hawthorn (May), Heliotrope (usually treated as an annual), Hops, Horehound, Horseradish, Hyssop (semi-evergreen, hardy but short-lived perennial), Juniper, Kaffir Lime, Kava Kava, Lady's Bedstraw, Lady's Mantle, Lamb's Ears, Lavender, Lemon Balm, Lemongrass, Lemon Verbena (tender, deciduous perennial), Liquorice, Lovage, Marjoram/Oregano (tender perennials), Marshmallow, Meadowsweet, Mints, Mother of Herbs (Cuban Oregano, Spanish Sage and numerous other names), Motherwort, Mugwort, Mushroom Plant (tender perennial), Nasturtium (annual in cold climates, perennial in warm climates), Nettle, Nutmeg, Passionfruit (short-lived, tender perennial), Pepper (as in peppercorns), Plantain, Pyrethrum, Rose, Rosemary, Rue, Saffron, Sage, (Pineapple Sage, too), Salad Burnet (evergreen in mild climates), Santolina, Sassafras, Winter Savory (Summer Savory is an annual), Scented Geraniums, Scullcap, Self Heal (Prunella), Sesame (annual sometimes treated as a perennial), Soapwort, Sorrel, Southernwood, Speedwell, Stevia (tender perennial in warmer climates, treat as an annual in cold areas), St. John's Wort, Sweet Cicely, Sweet Woodruff, Tansy, Thyme (short-lived), Toothache Plant (tTropical perennial grown as an annual in temperate areas), Turmeric (dies down in winter, comes back in spring even in warm climates), Uva-Ursi, Valerian (short-lived), Watercress, Wild Yam, Winter Tarragon (also called Mexican Marigold Mint and many other names - dies down in winter), Wood Avens, Wood Betony, Wormwood, Yarrow, Yellow Dock, Zedoary.

Take your pick and enjoy. BT

reply to post by Destinyone


We have ramps here in WV, also. Yum.

We are experimenting with ways to eat them. If you have some favorite recipes, please share. BT

Originally posted by BearTruth
reply to post by Destinyone

 

We have ramps here in WV, also. Yum.

We are experimenting with ways to eat them. If you have some favorite recipes, please share. BT

Will do...I'll write some down, and u2u you, and post them in the Survival Forum in my ongoing thread.

Last week we served ramp and potato casserole with cheese and crumbled cornbread topping. Fried ramps, and ramp cornbread. Also a potato ramp smoked pork soup. I love them sauteed with bacon drippings.

I'll get it done tomorrow....

Great show tonight Guys and Gals....

Des