Wild Flavors All Year Round: Dry Infusions

Finishing salts and sugars, and wild spice blends

Jeremy Puma
Invironment
Published in
1 min readDec 8, 2017

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When wild ingredients aren’t abundant due to the season, there’s no reason to limit your flavor palette to oils and vinegars:

You can also extract a lot of flavor from wild ingredients by creating finishing salts and sugars, and by experimenting with wild “spice” blends.

One of the biggest misconceptions surrounding wild foods is that they’re stand-alones, or need a lot of preparation before they become usable in the average kitchen. However, with a little creativity and not a lot of work, wild ingredients can be just as versatile as standard grocery ingredients, and often far more interesting.

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Jeremy Puma
Invironment

Plants, Permaculture, Foraging, Food, and Paranormality. Resident Animist at Liminal.Earth