Liz Knight

@foragefinefoods

I put wild things in jars, teach you how to put wild things on your table & wrote Forage - how to find those wild things

Herefordish Monmouthshireish
Joined July 2011

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    5 Dec 2020

    Good people of twitterland. I am holding in my bendy thumbed hand a copy of my book. And I ruddy well can’t believe it..

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    Apr 22

    Hi. I'm Director of Arts and Culture for the City of Detroit. Please ask Edie whether I can buy her painting. It is BEAUTIFUL! And I want it. Rr

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    Apr 23

    Which one shall I read first? VERY excited!!! 🥰

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    Apr 21

    Last night we began our second residency in style, with more mouth watering offerings from , leaving our refreshed from their journeys and ready to begin creating more musical magic inspired by and !

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    Apr 21

    If a caterpillar cake was true to life what could it look like? Here’s our version 😊 Introducing Clara the Conservation Caterpillar!... . Want to make your own…check out our recipe (1/3)

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    Apr 10

    A single 400-year-old ancient oak produces 234,000 litres of oxygen a year, and may support more than 2,000 species of bird, insect, fungus, and lichen. More on why trees are awesome:

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    Apr 17

    Wonderful to hear w, & . And talking nettles. And you’re a bestseller on Amazon! You can buy Liz Knight’s global foraging bible here & listen again

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  8. Apr 16

    Before Covid, I’d be driving to talk to people about weeds on foraging courses at 9 on Saturdays, with Saturday Live for company in the car. Tomorrow I’m joining in the fun on the real life radio. Weeds on Radio 4. Does this mean I am officially a grown up?

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    Apr 15

    What a heartening way to spend the evening. Grinning from ear to ear. Thank you Liz, Leigh and Emma 💚🌱🌳🌿🥗🧁

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    Apr 15

    Lovely to spend the (light and birdsong filled) evening with forager, wonderer and all round marvel Liz Knight for 'Conversations'. Her beautiful book 'Forage' is available from us now 💚

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    Apr 15

    Loving watching the wonderful on with foraging. Am making my nettle and cleaver tea tomorrow! Lots more fab foraging recipes in

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  12. Apr 15

    Look! It’s my friend naking marmalade with on the telly. Buy ALL her jams people.

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    Apr 15

    Find out what these blue dots mean, discover spring's hedgerow superfoods, great recipes & more... All in tonight's 8pm with

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    Apr 15

    A beautiful blue-skied day in Wales and the beginnings of the warmth we have all been yearning for - perfect weather! Join and I this evening as we discuss her new book 'Forage' at 6pm - Contact hello@bleddfa.org for details... 🌱🌳🌿

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  15. Apr 11

    Well this was a nice thing to find on a cold Sunday morning..

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    Apr 8
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  17. Apr 8

    If you’re thinking about buying Forage online, may I remind you that..

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    Apr 6

    Still time to book tickets to listen to the wonderful wild food expert talking about her brilliant new book on 15th April at and

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    Apr 6

    A little reminder that our next 'Conversations' event is with brilliant on April 15th at 6pm. Contact hello@bleddfacentre.org to participate...🌱🌳🌿

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    Apr 3

    My friend Author, forager & wild food Queen Liz Knight ⁦⁩ in the Telegraph today urban foraging in Battersea Park with Hannah Betts

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  21. Apr 3

    A few weeks ago I drove for the first time ever into central London and took the wonderful Hannah Betts and her mate Geoff foraging. I looked *slightly* out of place in my muddy wellies, but by jingo it was fun. Read all about it in today’s

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