Wild foraged ingredients laid out on a rustic kitchen surface

From the field to the kitchen

Recipes & Remedies

What to do with what you find. Teas, salts, tinctures, and balms made from foraged ingredients — all tested in our own kitchen.

Chaga Simmer Tea
Drinks
45 min4 cupsEasy

Chaga Simmer Tea

A slow-simmered brew that pulls the full spectrum of polyphenols and beta-glucans from dried Chaga chunks. Rich, earthy, and surprisingly smooth.

Staghorn Sumac-ade
Drinks
20 min + overnight steep1 quartEasy

Staghorn Sumac-ade

Tart, ruby-red, and naturally loaded with vitamin C. Harvest the fuzzy red cones in late summer before the rains wash away the acids.

Chanterelle Brown Butter
Food
20 min2 servingsEasy

Chanterelle Brown Butter

The simplest way to honor a fresh Chanterelle. A dry pan first, then butter, salt, and thyme. Nothing else needed.

Ramp Finishing Salt
Food
30 min + drying1 small jarEasy

Ramp Finishing Salt

Dehydrated ramp leaves blended into coarse sea salt. Garlicky, grassy, and deeply savory — a finishing salt that makes everything better.

Chaga Dual-Extract Tincture
Remedies
4–6 weeks1 quart jarIntermediate

Chaga Dual-Extract Tincture

A two-stage extraction that pulls both water-soluble and alcohol-soluble compounds from Chaga. The most complete way to use this mushroom medicinally.

Basic Beeswax Salve
Craft
30 min4–6 small tinsEasy

Basic Beeswax Salve

The foundation recipe behind most of our products. Beeswax, a carrier oil, and whatever botanicals you want to infuse. Simple, effective, and endlessly customizable.

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Our salts, tinctures, and beeswax products are made from the same foraged ingredients in these recipes — harvested and processed right here in the Northeast.

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