OMG, the Liberal Redneck himself, Trae Crowder, is making cooking videos.
That’s a good carbonara…
Interesting. I hike a bunch in the region, I keep an eye out for edible plants, but that was never on my radar. I’ve a feeling I’ve seen it, but can’t remember where.
I love foraging. What kind of edibles do you see on your hikes?
In my vicinity, mulberries, black walnuts, butternuts, beech nuts, autumn olive, jewelweed, mint, raspberries/blackberries/wine, cherries (some acceptable to polite society, some with tannins like a mule kick), redbud, wild ginger, mayapple, grapes (mainly with mule kick quality tannins), ground cherry and pawpaw. I’m sure there’s others, but those come to mind.
ETA: what do you forage for?
I recently got rid of all my plastic (microplastic in food) and bamboo
(dull knife maker) and giving these from Epicurean a try. It is more wood-like (paper?) and easy to clean. I have a big butcher block I use every day. But sometimes a smaller board is easier.
Is it Soda or is it Pop?
https://popvssoda.com/statistics/ALL.html
To see all responses for “other”, click on “Total”.
…if you’ve got all day, lol (some NSFW)
It’s coke… ![]()
I’ve been unable to convince people in New Jersey that the following is a common and normal conversation in Texas:
Friend: Hey, can I get you something to drink? A coke or tea?
Me: Sure, a coke sounds good.
Friend: Ok, what kind?
Me: Um, do you have Sprite?
Friend: I do!
Me: Great, I’ll have a Sprite.

Wait… is Texas inside or outside the sweet tea line? ![]()
Yes. It depends where in Texas you are. West and North Texas…no sweet tea. East and South Texas…both are common. I grew up in the unsweetened part of the state.
South Texas is, apparently, debatable.
Wait…there’s something edible about redbud?
Sweet tea is blasphemy.

Hey, I’m consistent, at least. I also only drink black coffee. I do not like my brewed caffeinated beverages adulterated with sugar, milk, or cream.

