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  2. Candied pinecones that taste like a forest: CRACKED THE CODE ......

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    My pines are from the Pinus Sylvestrus. step 2. Cut off the stem of the pine cones. I used scissors to cut the woody part where they are attached to the branch. step 3. preboil them in water for 15 minuts to clean them off and to get rid of the harder resins. These resins may cause a bitter taste.

  3. Candied baby pine cones that taste like a forest : r/AskCulinary...

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    step 2. cut off the stem of the pine cones. step 3. preboil them in water for 15 minuts to clean them off and to get rid of the harder resins, which may cause a too bitter taste. step 4. simmer them for two hours in a simple sirup. ive added honey (fructose) to it, so that the sirup wont cristalize too much from the sugar (sucrose).

  4. Candied baby pine cones that tasted like a forest : r/Cooking -...

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    Typical “pine cones” are female, they get fertilized and they grow the seeds! Pollen cones are also present on most conifer (needle/cone) trees, but they don’t look like a pine cone. No, they have sexes. Yeah, that was my point :) very few conifers are dioecious, they’re mostly all male and female on the same plant.

  5. Cloud pine cone??? Does that exist? : r/FrontiersOfPandora -...

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    So this weeks quest is to gather 5 cloud pine cones. I haven’t seen one anywhere yet, I’m level 20 in clouded forest. Anyone know where to find these? Frillstem cones work.

  6. r/pinecones - Reddit

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    u/24Robbers. • Identify The Tree These Pine Cones Come From - 8oz each. u/UncomforatableTruths. • Thought you folks might like this biggie I found! u/AirportCommon9655. • 1 tonn of pinus contorta, pine cones. u/EMdesigns. • Accidentally tried making pinecone syrup from Ponderosa Pinecones.

  7. Pickled Pinecones : r/AskCulinary - Reddit

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    Pickled Pinecones. Ok need some help here. Just ate at the restaurant Høst in Copenhagen (incredible experience). We were served a birch bark ice cream with a single small pickled pinecone. It was like nothing I've ever had. The waitress said it was from "Scottish pine" from Russia and pickled for 72 hours.

  8. What to do with a near infinite supply of pine cones?

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    Cniwa89. •. Build a trebuchet that can rotate 360 degrees and fires over a mile. Pack the pine cones in a thin net material and coat them with a flamabble substance. Hurl the pinecone ball on fire in different dirrections. The netting will disintergrate mid air and cause flying flamecones to to fall in a large radius.

  9. How do I get mushrooms, pine cones, and acorns? : r/acnh - Reddit

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    Mushrooms I dont think appear until November. Also, make sure you are visiting Harv's Island! Tortimer (or Cornimer as he is more affectionately known as during the Fall) will give you acorns when you talk to him! You get pinecones from shaking pine trees and acorns from regular trees.

  10. I made pinecone syrup (mugolio) : r/foraging - Reddit

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    faldrich603. • 8 mo. ago. I read that traditional mugolio (Italy) is left to ferment for months. I wonder if there's any given benefit to that with what we might make here from trees in the US (ie: white pine). 1. Reply. 305 votes, 48 comments. 682K subscribers in the foraging community. Info on finding, identifying, harvesting and cooking ...

  11. Pine cones : r/RootsOfPacha - Reddit

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    I honestly don't think so, beyond gifting to Jizu. I haven't and I'm in year 2 with non-wild ones growing in my fields. The flavor text does mention pine nuts but there doesn't seem to be any actual use for them besides gifting or in certain shrines in the caves.