Steven Golieb has written multiple books on edible wild plants and is the owner of Edible Wilds, a natural food company.
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Posted on: 11-2017
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Courtesy of V. Hamilton
ServingsMakes 12 cakes
Ingredients
236 ml (1 cup) acorn meal
236 ml (1 cup) cornmeal
59 ml (¼ cup) honey
14 ml (1 tablespoon) melted butter or oil
Pinch of salt
Preparation
In a large bowl combine all ingredients. Add enough warm water to make a moist but not sticky dough. Mix well and divide into 12 balls of equal size. Cover and allow to rest for 10 minutes.
2. Lightly moisten your hands with water and pat the balls into thick tortillas.
3. Heat an ungreased cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat. Add the cakes to the hot pan and cook on one side until the edges start to become dry and the undersides are lightly browned (lift a cake with a spatula to check for doneness). Flip the cakes and lightly brown on the other sides. Serve warm.
Steven Golieb is the owner of Edible Wilds, a small natural food company that specializes in native and wild edible plant products. He has studied Environmental Science at Utah Valley University and Excelsior College, written multiple books on edible wild plants, and has taught classes on plant identification. Steve continues to create new products utilizing edible wild plants for his company and currently lives in Millinocket, Maine, USA.