Welcome to RusticWise Food!
Find topics all about food: wild food + foraging, food storage, and kitchen + pantry.
Cooking with dandelions is an easy and nutritious way to make use of an edible plant you may have growing in your backyard. From flower to root, the entire plant is edible.
You can cook, blend, bake, and drink goji berries. Here’s how to use goji berries plus a recipe roundup of our favorites.
Same, same, but different. A closeup look at the differences between two popular blooms: a viola flower vs pansy.
An easy step-by-step guide on how to season a Dutch oven. Once your Dutch oven is properly seasoned with quality oil, you’ll be able to use it worry-free.
Ever wondered how long can eggs last in the fridge? The good news is…it’s longer than you think. Learn to decode an egg carton’s date of packaging vs the best before date. Read up on how to properly store eggs to extend shelf life.
Smart shopping tips on how to stock a pantry on a budget plus a list of cheap pantry staples for easy meals.
What do weevils look like? Let’s take a closer look at the most common types of weevils in your pantry.
How do you get rid of weevils naturally? Forget the pesticides—here’s a guide to getting rid of weevils without harmful chemicals.
Are weevils harmful to humans? Pantry pests like the granary weevil and rice weevil are a nuisance but aren’t harmful to humans or household pets.
There are many practical broadleaf plantain uses. While often considered a weed, it has many nutritional and medicinal uses. Learn more about how you can use this plant to boost health.
Broadleaf plantain (Plantago major) has many healing properties. Let’s learn how to prepare plantain leaves for medicinal uses at home.
So, what is yellow dock good for? Yellow dock is an edible wild plant with medicinal properties. It’s high in iron, and vitamins A and C.
Knowing when to harvest rosehips is the key to getting them at their peak condition—full of vitamins and not too tart.
How to cook amaranth for breakfast: everything you need to know to prepare this nutritious pseudo-grain for breakfast.
What is stinging nettle good for? It’s rich in nutrients & used for a wide range of natural medicinal purposes including treating BPH, inflammation, and hay fever.
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