Sea Buckthorn - Kirstie Campbell
Episode 6, Dec 20, 2022, 08:02 AM
Kirstie Campbell from Sea Buckthorn Scotland shares her knowledge and love for this amazing berry with its unique nutrition and numerous benefits. Kirstie also has some tasty suggestions on using the berries in cooking.
Kirstie points out that Sea Buckthorn grows along coastal regions in Scotland although its largely being overlooked.
Find out what Sea Buckthorn is, how it can be used, and some of the benefits of the plant.
To find out more about Kirstie and the work she does, check out the Sea Buckthorn Scotland website: www.seabuckthornscotland.com and find her on Instagram: @seabuckthornscotland
Useful links
There are an abundance of research papers and journals on the wonders of Sea Buckthorn. A collection of abstracts can be found at the UK Sea Buckthorn Association site here: http://www.ukseabuckthorn.org.uk/
Find out what Sea Buckthorn is, how it can be used, and some of the benefits of the plant.
To find out more about Kirstie and the work she does, check out the Sea Buckthorn Scotland website: www.seabuckthornscotland.com and find her on Instagram: @seabuckthornscotland
Useful links
There are an abundance of research papers and journals on the wonders of Sea Buckthorn. A collection of abstracts can be found at the UK Sea Buckthorn Association site here: http://www.ukseabuckthorn.org.uk/
Here's a video of how to make Libyan mbakbaka mentioned by Kirstie: How to make Libyan Mbakbaka - A warmly spiced one pot pasta masterpiece - YouTube
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Food Connections Podcast
The Food Connections podcast aims to help you learn more about the food you eat and connect with those who make it.
The ‘Food Connections’ podcast is created and produced by Dr Laura Wyness, Nutrition Research and Communication (www.laurawyness.com) who is also one of Scotland’s Regional Food Tourism Ambassadors - Regional Food Tourism Ambassadors | Scotland Food and Drink #ScotFoodAmbassador
Intro music produced by James Mosaic James Mosaic | Free Listening on SoundCloud