Lambs quarters

How To Forage And Cook Lamb's Quarters For a quick lunch, sauté Lamb’s Quarters with mushrooms and warm a tortilla over medium heat. Add a slice of cheese to the tortilla and the sautéed mixture and warm until the cheese is hot and melted. And that’s how to cook Lamb’s Quarters for lunch and breakfast.

Chenopodium album Lamb’s quarters, also called goosefoot, is probably the most prevalent “weed” in this area. It only grows in bare soil, making farms and gardens ideal locations.…

Eat Weeds! Your foraging guide on how to harvest free food rather than spraying; lambs quarters, plantain, wild amaranth and German dock.

Lambsquarter is a vitamin-packed, nutritional powerhouse! It's so easy to dehydrate and use throughout the winter - learn how here!

Learn how to identify, harvest, and eat one of the most nutritious wild plants in the world. Identification guide, edible parts, and more!

You're missing out if you don't know how to eat lamb's quarters (also called pigweed or goosefoot). It's delicious and full of nutrition!

Botanical Name of Lamb's Quarters: Chenopodium album. The Latin genus name Chenopodium derives from the words 'cheno', which means goose and 'podium', which means foot, and refers to the resemblance the leaves of some of the Chenopodium species have to geese feet. The species name album means white and refers to the white hairy coating on the leaves and shoot tips. Other Common Names: White goosefoot, fat hen, common pigweed, baconweed, English mercury, mercury goosefoot, smearwort…

Lambs Quarters is a favorite wild food because it's easy to identify, harvest, and use. We'll share how to find it, use it and manage it in the garden.

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