Pine tree recipes

Learn how to make pine needle tea with amazing health benefits. This guide includes safe preparation methods and creative serving ideas for this antioxidant-rich herbal tea, perfect for boosting immunity and soothing the senses.

Edible pine needles make very tasty cookies, drinks, and syrups! Get all of the foraged pine needle recipes you need here.

Ever wondered if you can eat pine needles? Here's what to know about foraging and using pine needles, plus 12 creative recipes for using them. #foraging

This deliciously fragrant syrup is a traditional Georgian and Siberian treat and is apparently an excellent remedy for a number of ailments. Find out more about the benefits of pine here. You will need: Green Pine Cones – ensure the tree you are gathering cones from is indeed a pine tree and an … Continued

Pine needles can be used for a variety of ailments, as food, for making crafts, and even in the garden. Let us teach you 8 ways to use pine needles.

Infuse tender spruce tips in cream and make a spruce tip panna cotta. It's a truly wonderful dessert.

When you hear “eating tree bark” your mind probably jumps to a pretty dire survival situation, but historically that’s not the case. Bark, specifically pine bark and birch bark, have been used for centuries to flavor food and boost nutrition, even in times of plenty. This traditional Scandinavian pine bark bread recipe is easy to make with foraged pine or conifer bark!

Pine cone jam is made by cooking and cooling immature pine cones gently in a sugar syrup until the cones are tender and chewable.

Tips and instructions on how to find, harvest pine nuts, specifially the American pinon nuts Pinus edulis or Pinus monophylla.