bushfood? yeah that's when i'm snout first in the pussy
July 9, 2026 at 5:23 AM
bushfood? yeah that's when i'm snout first in the pussy
Bushfood MasterChef Cat Clarke wearing #DuckFutton t-shirt! Here's her Sunday Chef's Table menu, fabulous food served up in dreamy Wimmera river bush setting 🤤🍀💛🖤♥️😻
March 23, 2025 at 1:18 AM
Bushfood MasterChef Cat Clarke wearing #DuckFutton t-shirt! Here's her Sunday Chef's Table menu, fabulous food served up in dreamy Wimmera river bush setting 🤤🍀💛🖤♥️😻
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February 21, 2026 at 8:57 AM
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Fancy a Macadamia tree which only grows 2 to 5m high, and can be used as a hedge?
Yes it produces nuts too.
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Buy Macadamia MiniMaca bushfood tree Australia Macadamia tetraphylla
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January 21, 2026 at 6:40 AM
Fancy a Macadamia tree which only grows 2 to 5m high, and can be used as a hedge?
Yes it produces nuts too.
These are on Pre-order.
Yes it produces nuts too.
These are on Pre-order.
Tetragonia tetragonioides
Aizoaceae
Walker Bay south of Cooktown.
Far Nort Queensland, Australia.
July 2023.
(Warrigal Greens, New Zealand spinach. Leaves are rich in oxalates, so should be blanched or cooked.)
#Tetragonia #Aizoaceae #wildoz #ozflora #ozplants #Australiannature #botany #BushFood
Aizoaceae
Walker Bay south of Cooktown.
Far Nort Queensland, Australia.
July 2023.
(Warrigal Greens, New Zealand spinach. Leaves are rich in oxalates, so should be blanched or cooked.)
#Tetragonia #Aizoaceae #wildoz #ozflora #ozplants #Australiannature #botany #BushFood
December 16, 2024 at 1:36 AM
Tetragonia tetragonioides
Aizoaceae
Walker Bay south of Cooktown.
Far Nort Queensland, Australia.
July 2023.
(Warrigal Greens, New Zealand spinach. Leaves are rich in oxalates, so should be blanched or cooked.)
#Tetragonia #Aizoaceae #wildoz #ozflora #ozplants #Australiannature #botany #BushFood
Aizoaceae
Walker Bay south of Cooktown.
Far Nort Queensland, Australia.
July 2023.
(Warrigal Greens, New Zealand spinach. Leaves are rich in oxalates, so should be blanched or cooked.)
#Tetragonia #Aizoaceae #wildoz #ozflora #ozplants #Australiannature #botany #BushFood
First harvest from the lilly pilly hedge. When the hedges are bigger and the fruit is plentiful, I'll share with the birds. For now though, mine!
They are really delicious dried - quite tart but also kind of floral. They make delicious jam, too.
#Australia #gardeningAU #bushfood #AustralianNative
They are really delicious dried - quite tart but also kind of floral. They make delicious jam, too.
#Australia #gardeningAU #bushfood #AustralianNative
May 11, 2025 at 4:42 AM
First harvest from the lilly pilly hedge. When the hedges are bigger and the fruit is plentiful, I'll share with the birds. For now though, mine!
They are really delicious dried - quite tart but also kind of floral. They make delicious jam, too.
#Australia #gardeningAU #bushfood #AustralianNative
They are really delicious dried - quite tart but also kind of floral. They make delicious jam, too.
#Australia #gardeningAU #bushfood #AustralianNative
In 2019 we planted Australian native Davidson’s Plums (Davidsonia pruriens); a bushfood called Ooray in First Nations language. They are a large (~20M) tree with ecotypes adapted to NNSW & N Queensland rainforests. The first we planted now has its first beautiful but very tart fruit #plantscience 🧪
April 2, 2026 at 4:55 AM
In 2019 we planted Australian native Davidson’s Plums (Davidsonia pruriens); a bushfood called Ooray in First Nations language. They are a large (~20M) tree with ecotypes adapted to NNSW & N Queensland rainforests. The first we planted now has its first beautiful but very tart fruit #plantscience 🧪
Dr Luke Williams, UQ, QAAFI, UQ Science presented today on the revival of Aboriginal #foodsystems at #INIHKD #REIL - INIHKD (International Network of Indigenous Health & Knowledge Developmentent) in New Mexico. Luke spoke about:
#BushFood #NativeFood #TraditionalFood #IndigenousFoods #FoodSecurity
#BushFood #NativeFood #TraditionalFood #IndigenousFoods #FoodSecurity
April 28, 2025 at 6:49 PM
Dr Luke Williams, UQ, QAAFI, UQ Science presented today on the revival of Aboriginal #foodsystems at #INIHKD #REIL - INIHKD (International Network of Indigenous Health & Knowledge Developmentent) in New Mexico. Luke spoke about:
#BushFood #NativeFood #TraditionalFood #IndigenousFoods #FoodSecurity
#BushFood #NativeFood #TraditionalFood #IndigenousFoods #FoodSecurity
Slowing food spoilage without chemicals. How bushfood extracts and light can help keep food fresh for longer.
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#UniquelyAustralianFoods #bushfood #bushtukka
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#UniquelyAustralianFoods #bushfood #bushtukka
February 25, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Slowing food spoilage without chemicals. How bushfood extracts and light can help keep food fresh for longer.
bit.ly/4bdfpGk
#UniquelyAustralianFoods #bushfood #bushtukka
bit.ly/4bdfpGk
#UniquelyAustralianFoods #bushfood #bushtukka
A well known one, which isn’t exactly a berry is lilli pilly. One comparison might be cranberry but much less tart.
I grew a bush for a decade and the local birds loved it. I even made jam with it. Dug the last jar out of the back of the pantry here.
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I grew a bush for a decade and the local birds loved it. I even made jam with it. Dug the last jar out of the back of the pantry here.
tasteaustralia.biz/bushfood/nat...
June 9, 2026 at 9:30 PM
A well known one, which isn’t exactly a berry is lilli pilly. One comparison might be cranberry but much less tart.
I grew a bush for a decade and the local birds loved it. I even made jam with it. Dug the last jar out of the back of the pantry here.
tasteaustralia.biz/bushfood/nat...
I grew a bush for a decade and the local birds loved it. I even made jam with it. Dug the last jar out of the back of the pantry here.
tasteaustralia.biz/bushfood/nat...
Amelia enjoys going out and foraging for bushfood, mushrooms and natural pigments for her homemade paint.
Lovely art by @knucklebone.bsky.social
Lovely art by @knucklebone.bsky.social
September 16, 2023 at 1:24 PM
Amelia enjoys going out and foraging for bushfood, mushrooms and natural pigments for her homemade paint.
Lovely art by @knucklebone.bsky.social
Lovely art by @knucklebone.bsky.social
Gastrodia sesamoides aka cinnamon bells are coming into flower around the mountains cliff tops here atm. It’s a terrestrial leafless, saprophytic orchid that you only see when it flowers. No photosynthesis here. An interesting tuber eaten as a ‘bushfood’ which gives it the aka of potato orchid.
November 17, 2024 at 10:36 AM
Gastrodia sesamoides aka cinnamon bells are coming into flower around the mountains cliff tops here atm. It’s a terrestrial leafless, saprophytic orchid that you only see when it flowers. No photosynthesis here. An interesting tuber eaten as a ‘bushfood’ which gives it the aka of potato orchid.
i want to try finger lime...
![[picture of finger lime with pearls spilling out]
the finger line has been recently popularized as a gourmet bushfood. the globular juice vesicles (also known as pearls) have been likened to a "lime caviar" which can be used as a garnish or added to various recipes. the fresh vesicles have the effect of a burst of effervescent tangy flavor as they are chewed. the fruit juice is acidic and similar to that of a lime. marmalade and pickles are also made from finger lime. finger lime peel can be dried and used as a flavoring spice.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:bf5rbnek7g3kmba77cxc7wul/bafkreicoxhnuf2gkxpceu62hbohvekpysr2f2r6dfbmrvjwbyv6hn2byji)
October 5, 2023 at 2:54 AM
i want to try finger lime...
Enchylaena tomentosa - Ruby Saltbush. Great little australian bushfood. These fruits are fully ripe and have turned yellow but are usually bright red.
January 31, 2025 at 8:52 AM
Enchylaena tomentosa - Ruby Saltbush. Great little australian bushfood. These fruits are fully ripe and have turned yellow but are usually bright red.
Platysace deflexa aka by the Noongar in WA as ‘youlk’. It’s a strange little plant in the apia family that produces potato like tubers but looks like a miniature pine tree that spreads slowly from underground. Weird Bushfood plant. (And that’s a wombat berry vine tendril photo bombing in the wind.)
November 10, 2024 at 9:35 AM
Platysace deflexa aka by the Noongar in WA as ‘youlk’. It’s a strange little plant in the apia family that produces potato like tubers but looks like a miniature pine tree that spreads slowly from underground. Weird Bushfood plant. (And that’s a wombat berry vine tendril photo bombing in the wind.)
Australian Aboriginal communities have used the tough wood and the soft, sweet berries of these shrubs forever(ish), but apparently the berries were also popular with hippies living around the Cedar Park area of northern Australia in the 1970’s. Huh. #bushfood #ecology #creation #art
January 10, 2025 at 5:00 AM
One final Burramatta NAIDOC Festival post, this time about the food.
This right here is an emu stew on rice...
#food #emu #bushfood #australia #nsw #parramatta
This right here is an emu stew on rice...
#food #emu #bushfood #australia #nsw #parramatta
July 14, 2026 at 9:24 AM
One final Burramatta NAIDOC Festival post, this time about the food.
This right here is an emu stew on rice...
#food #emu #bushfood #australia #nsw #parramatta
This right here is an emu stew on rice...
#food #emu #bushfood #australia #nsw #parramatta
Bush food and the science of survival #Science #Culture #BushFood #SurvivalScience #IndigenousKnowledge
Bush food and the science of survival
By Dr Kelly Wade in partnership with RMIT University (School of Science) This article was sponsored by RMIT University (School of Science) as part of education resources to explore how Indigenous science...
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July 9, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Bush food and the science of survival #Science #Culture #BushFood #SurvivalScience #IndigenousKnowledge
That time of year when all the bushfood lilies come into flower. The intense purple chocolate lily - Arthropodium strictum & an Interesting very small flowered regional variety of a pale vanilla lily - Arthropodium milleflorum. This has a strong vanilla scent and produces quite large crunchy tubers.
November 10, 2024 at 9:10 AM
That time of year when all the bushfood lilies come into flower. The intense purple chocolate lily - Arthropodium strictum & an Interesting very small flowered regional variety of a pale vanilla lily - Arthropodium milleflorum. This has a strong vanilla scent and produces quite large crunchy tubers.
I'm on holiday – today I decided to make Lilly Pilly sorbet, and it was delicious (and super pink!) grahame.theol.au/posts/lilly-... #bushfood #foraging #nativefood
Lilly Pilly Sorbet
There’s a Lilly Pilly tree in the rectory yard. This year it fruited twice, and from the smaller second crop I decided to make sorbet.
Warren on TikTok came up with a great way to take the seeds out o...
grahame.theol.au
June 17, 2025 at 11:30 AM
I'm on holiday – today I decided to make Lilly Pilly sorbet, and it was delicious (and super pink!) grahame.theol.au/posts/lilly-... #bushfood #foraging #nativefood
“It’s good for the animals, the bushfood and all… It’s good to work together with other groups, sharing stories and looking after the Country. They have their stories, and we have ours, and then we come together to work.”
Indigenous rangers are burning the desert the right way – to stop the wrong kind of intense fires...
Deserts in Australia burn – and burn big – if fuel is left to build up. But this year, Indigenous rangers across the deserts have burned huge tracts early to make Country healthier.
theconversation.com
August 28, 2023 at 2:26 PM
“It’s good for the animals, the bushfood and all… It’s good to work together with other groups, sharing stories and looking after the Country. They have their stories, and we have ours, and then we come together to work.”
"New research confirms the health benefits of native bushfood Indigenous people have used for millennia"
#BushTucker #Queensland
#BushTucker #Queensland
New research confirms the health benefits of native bushfood Indigenous people have used for millennia
University of Queensland research has confirmed antioxidant properties in an Australian bushfood used by Indigenous people for generations.Dr Oladipupo Adiamo from UQ's Centre for Nutrition and Food S...
nit.com.au
September 18, 2024 at 5:04 AM
"New research confirms the health benefits of native bushfood Indigenous people have used for millennia"
#BushTucker #Queensland
#BushTucker #Queensland