I had the great pleasure to spend the day with a local Landcare group yesterday, in Glen Davis, Capertee Valley, NSW.  This is folks that know their stuff, they live on the land, they manage properties of various sizes and engage with the hard task of looking after land. Many of them practice regenerative agriculture and try to change the way we engage with natural resources in this country.
I was invited to talk about weeds, but not the usual talk on how to kill them, but new/old perspectives: define what is useful, acknowledge abundance and even harvest the seasonal supply as food produce.

It was informal, fun, very open discussions, where everyone had the chance to say their bane. Luckily some troublesome invasive can actually be used as food.
And so we cooked them and tasted the possibilities. Here below some of the dishes form the long lunch.

Not all the dishes are featured here, as some got eaten before I could take the picture, a great testament that those weeds are actually tasty after all.

More will come from this, in the meantime you can enjoy some of the recipes on the Wildfood.store website.

Follow us on our journey to elevate weeds as possible food sources. It will be yummy :)