Use "foraged" in a sentence
1. They foraged a pig for the feast.
2. 26 He foraged in the kitchen for something to eat.
3. Burgeoning Farm focuses on perennial agriculture and wild foraged foods
4. Labels on honey jars tell what plants were foraged by the bees.
5. Tiles not foraged or Botanized for a long time can still be empty.
6. The shankton of wildrange fizzle comes with a side of foraged Burrbark
7. The shankton of wildrange fizzle comes with a side of foraged Burrbark.” (Subscription required.) — Patrick Farrell
8. Chokecherry jelly is a tasty wild foraged preserve that you just can’t buy in the store
9. Hawks foraged in the air only during midday hours when weather conditions permitted the formation of thermals.
10. Last time I Botanized/foraged I found one item about every other tile, or every third tile
11. Most traditionally, Bannock is made plain and served alongside wild game meats or other foods foraged along the route or near camp
12. There are swaps in New York with hand-foraged mushroom chowder, and swaps in Texas showcasing processed cheese soup.
13. Learn all about our Islay dry gin – its history, production and the 22 foraged island botanicals that give The Botanist it’s exceptional flavour
14. If you have already Botanized/foraged on one you will not find anything there again for 24 hours, even if you found nothing there the first time
15. The Botanist Tour Learn all about our Islay dry gin – its history, production and the 22 foraged island botanicals that give The Botanist it’s exceptional flavour
16. Not only can you eat Cattails, you can also harvest the pollen from the foraged plant and use it as a shelf-stable substitute for flour.
17. Flight paths showed that breeding males tended to fish closer to Antarctica, while breeding females usually foraged farther north, in the domain of longline fishing boats.
18. At one time, according to this record, great saber-toothed tigers stalked their prey in Europe, horses larger than any now living roamed North America, and mammoths foraged in Siberia.
19. Crofters Larder specialises in enhancing simple, locally grown and sustainably foraged ingredients from the region of the Isle of Arran through fermentation, pickling and preserving, using time-tested techniques to create exciting and tasteful artisan larder staples
20. A recent New Yorker piece offered this: “the shankton of wildrange fizzle served with a side of foraged Burrbark.” And of course we reply how delicious that sounds since we don’t want to look any dumber than we already feel.
21. This season, we're thrilled to highlight all of the things we love most about Bateau: whole animal butchery, fermentation, foraged & seasonal ingredients, thoughtful service, and the elements of time that allow us to explore an abundance of flavors in our steaks and beyond.
22. William Lowe from the distillery told the Telegraph: ” The whole point of Anty Gin is to open people’s eyes to the possibility of insects being used as a viable source of food and flavour.” A team of scientists foraged the forests of the UK for red
23. The Batwa pygmies were a semi-nomadic tribe who for thousands of years occupied the mountainous region of western Uganda.They lived a typical hunter-gatherer lifestyle: the men used simple spears or bows and arrows to catch birds, monkeys and small antelopes and bush pigs, while the women foraged for wild honey, fruits and berries.
24. The Cookery, Seward, Alaska Since opening The Cookery in 2015, Chef Kevin Lane and his wife Stacey have been showcasing Alaska's bounty: fresh oysters delivered daily, locally farmed meats, produce sourced from the Kenai Peninsula, foraged finds, fresh fish paired with wines from all over the world, and locals' favorite beers on tap.