Fireweed jelly

Alaska Fireweed Jelly - Andrea Kuuipo Abroad

Fireweed Jelly (or Other Edible Flower Jelly): Fireweed is a "weed" that grows rampant across Alaska (and Washington). Named because of the abundance of flowers after a forest fire. I don't consider them a weed, but a really vibrant flower that breaks up the brown and green tundra. People u…

First the fun part is gathering the fireweed petals. Try and pick away from the roads so they are not super dusty or dirty. You just have to be careful of the bees I usually just talk to them and t…

Wild Fireweed grows everywhere here. It lines the roads and fills the valleys, bringing a vibrant splash of color in an otherwise green temperate rainforest. Also called Willowherb, Wild Fireweed is not only edible, it has some minor medicinal uses, too. Learn more about this wonderful wild edible and increase your foraging knowledge! Wild Fireweed […]

Fireweed (Chamaenerion angustifolium), also known as rosebay willowherb, is an edible wild plant often found in disturbed areas. Fireweed is one of those distinctive plants that's easy to identify and plentiful around the globe. The

Sweet, floral lemonade made with fireweed.

How to make homemade fireweed jelly from the blossoms of the Fireweed plant - from Cosmopolitan Cornbread

Embrace the beauty of nature with this guide on making fireweed jelly. Transform vibrant fireweed flowers into a delicious homemade jelly for canning. Unlock the flavors of edible flowers and elevate your home canning skills. Forage fireweed flowers and indulge in the taste of nature's beauty. Experience the joy of making fireweed jelly and capture the essence of the outdoors in a jar.

Fireweed Jelly is a delicate rosy pink jewel of clear wobbly jelly with a unique taste - sweet yet tangy, floral yet fruity. Harvest these common wildflowers from field and forest and turn them into this luscious treat to spread on your toast - capture the essence of summer wildflowers in a jar!