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August 08/29/16, 02:14:33 PM

Offline dew2

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Herbs an spices
 I noticed sumac seeding out on the south an west facing slopes around here.If you want try a great seasoning  for a rub or meats an fish pick the sumac seed pods.Grind em and use em. The native peoples used em all the time smart people! I will be taking 2-3 large pods myself.
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August 08/29/16, 02:33:42 PM Reply #1

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Re: Herbs an spices
What is the flavor similar to?
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August 08/29/16, 02:51:15 PM Reply #2

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Re: Herbs an spices
Quote from: dakids on August 08/29/16, 02:33:42 PM
What is the flavor similar to?
Tough question,Lemony,citrus not as acidic.Pick some dry,grind it make a cup a tea.If the seed is white thats the poison stuff only pick rust/redish color
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