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Well now I'm mad because all the times I was out silently fishing for hours with my grandpa, too polite to tell him I was getting hungry, I was surrounded by a snack bar. 🤣 Thanks for the great info
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"Pretty good, raw corn, 9/10"
Excuse me???
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I grew up eating lotus in China. Their seeds can be eaten raw or ripe. When they are very ripe we call them iron lotus seeds. Some people like how hard and chewy they are. The heart of lotus seeds r bitter and can be used for inflammation. Lotus leaves can be dried and made into medicinal tea for summer time for internal cooling and water circulation. Lotus roots can be stewed with meat or stir fried. U can make hot pot with them too. Very young lotus roots can be marinated and stir fried. They are very crispy and yummy.
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This is actually pretty common in South East Asia. We eat it when it is ripe and it tastes nearly like boiled peanuts
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Him ripping out the seed cured my trypophobia
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This man is out here curing Trypophobia.
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Native Chinese here, we eat almost every part of this plant. The roots can be stir-fried with vinegar, soy sauce and pork to make a crispy dish. The sprouts (the ones that are white and found under water,not the green ones that have grown out of water) can be cooked just like the roots, or boiled and marinated with vinegar, hot peppers and soy sauce, and eaten as a snack. The seeds can be eaten raw (helps you recover from inflammation), and the old ones that are too hard to chew can be boiled in soup or porridge to add flavor. The leaves can be dried and
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Odysseus is SCREAMING 🤣
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“This tastes really good”
“What does it taste like?”
“Raw corn”
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Ah yes...Nelumbo lutea. Very interesting myes. I will be sure not to forget that 10 min from now
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My names Lily and my brother is Lotus. This content was made for me
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I am not only learning about things I can eat when on the go, but I'm also learning about nature! Truly a wonderful channel
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Didn’t show the empty seed pod. A true gentleman.
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Everytime I see lotus pods.... I'm reminded of Wei Wuxian from The Untamed😭❤️💜
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Damn I didn’t even know we had a native lotus
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The Untamed taught me well 😌 after watching Wei eating that all the tim
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The Lotus eaters from Homers the Odyssey 😂
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All parts of lotus are useful including leaves ,stem etc we used to eat raw young lotus leaf with chutney ,can used the big leaves as plate and petals are used to drink tea ☕ its very beneficial for health also the seeds and roots are very beneficial you can eat raw we eat the roots for salad with mixed vegetables seasonings with salt, chillies,roasted perilla seeds, besan and fermented fish.Love from northeast India (Manipur)❤️
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Im pretty sure after watching The Untamed, Wei Wuxian has confirmed eating lotus seeds fresh from a pond is okay.
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@FeralForaging
3 months ago
There is going to be a LOT more American Lotus content coming up on this channel. This is perhaps one of the most significant wild food species in all of North America, and if you add in its cousin, White Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) across the entire globe!
Have you seen it before?
Tag me in your video with #canieatthis to be featured!
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