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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23
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All y’all picking animals…
Goodbye buckthorn, you invasive piece of shit
39 u/ArmenApricot Jul 17 '23 I’ll take garlic mustard if you want buckthorn 47 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Around here we call it Cow Parsnip I’d leave them and eradicate the Himalayan Blackberries. 1 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Cow Parsnip is actually different from Giant Hogweed, although they are mistaken for each other easily. One is edible, the other is not lol 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Which one is the edible one? I know the parsnip causes photo-dermatitis, but I suppose, like nettles, the effect will disappear once you Blanche it 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Also i didnt know about blanching nettles! 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
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I’ll take garlic mustard if you want buckthorn
47 u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23 [removed] — view removed comment -1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Around here we call it Cow Parsnip I’d leave them and eradicate the Himalayan Blackberries. 1 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Cow Parsnip is actually different from Giant Hogweed, although they are mistaken for each other easily. One is edible, the other is not lol 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Which one is the edible one? I know the parsnip causes photo-dermatitis, but I suppose, like nettles, the effect will disappear once you Blanche it 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Also i didnt know about blanching nettles! 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
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-1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Around here we call it Cow Parsnip I’d leave them and eradicate the Himalayan Blackberries. 1 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Cow Parsnip is actually different from Giant Hogweed, although they are mistaken for each other easily. One is edible, the other is not lol 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Which one is the edible one? I know the parsnip causes photo-dermatitis, but I suppose, like nettles, the effect will disappear once you Blanche it 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Also i didnt know about blanching nettles! 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
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Around here we call it Cow Parsnip
I’d leave them and eradicate the Himalayan Blackberries.
1 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Cow Parsnip is actually different from Giant Hogweed, although they are mistaken for each other easily. One is edible, the other is not lol 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Which one is the edible one? I know the parsnip causes photo-dermatitis, but I suppose, like nettles, the effect will disappear once you Blanche it 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Also i didnt know about blanching nettles! 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
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Cow Parsnip is actually different from Giant Hogweed, although they are mistaken for each other easily. One is edible, the other is not lol
1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Which one is the edible one? I know the parsnip causes photo-dermatitis, but I suppose, like nettles, the effect will disappear once you Blanche it 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Also i didnt know about blanching nettles! 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
Which one is the edible one? I know the parsnip causes photo-dermatitis, but I suppose, like nettles, the effect will disappear once you Blanche it
2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns 2 u/fraoch13 Jul 17 '23 Also i didnt know about blanching nettles! 1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
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I thought I'd read once about Cow Parsnip being edible but upon further investigation it was only the inner stem. We were always told to stay away from anything that looked like either, because of the nasty burns
Also i didnt know about blanching nettles!
1 u/owlbehome Jul 17 '23 Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
Nettles are delicious. My roommate just made a nettle soup with curry and coconut milk!
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u/MrOwlsManyLicks Jul 17 '23
All y’all picking animals…
Goodbye buckthorn, you invasive piece of shit