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Mel Gillman
@mgillman.bsky.social
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13 days
I finally timed milkweed pod foraging season right! Fried up a couple small pods as a test and they’re really good :9
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Tired Art Goblin
@spaceturtleart.bsky.social
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13 days
I had no idea you could eat them.
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Mel Gillman
@mgillman.bsky.social
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13 days
Only when they’re very young, but yeah! The silk/seeds inside the pods get a texture like cheese when cooked, it’s wild :0
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Tired Art Goblin
@spaceturtleart.bsky.social
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13 days
Huh! How do you tell when to eat them? I have a whole bunch of them on my milkweed plant at the moment...
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Mel Gillman
@mgillman.bsky.social
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13 days
1-2 inches and firm is what you want usually! Alan Bergo has a good in-depth write-up on them:
foragerchef.com/milkweed-pods/
Milkweed Pods
foragerchef.com
Chef Alan Bergo shares his experience cooking with milkweed pods.
Boots
@bootsmcgoot.bsky.social
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13 days
parrak-eats
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Pseudandry
@pseudandry.bsky.social
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13 days
Oooo there's a lot of these in the river valley near my house! Do you have to do anything about the latex?
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Mel Gillman
@mgillman.bsky.social
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13 days
The general recommendation is to boil them in saltwater for a minute or two, then cook thoroughly! Alan Bergo’s site is a good resource:
foragerchef.com/milkweed-pods/
Milkweed Pods
foragerchef.com
Chef Alan Bergo shares his experience cooking with milkweed pods.
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Pseudandry
@pseudandry.bsky.social
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13 days
Thank you for the resource, I appreciate it!
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