Sumac
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Sep 16, 2026
Rob ZimmerHOST
Large tender leaves are used as wraps and the tendrils make crunchy tart treats.
Rob ZimmerHOST
Sumac berries, the large red clusters that grow from staghorn and smooth sumac, are used in a number of ways by foragers.
Rob ZimmerHOST
Sumac berries can also be dried and used as a spice.
Rob ZimmerHOST
Russian olive and autumn olive both invade invasive species here in Wisconsin produce massive amounts of wild berries that are tart and sweet at the same time and quite delicious.
Rob ZimmerHOST
These can be used in a number of different ways, most notably in making delicious jellies and jams as well as sauces.
HaiyingHOST
Now let's see in macro lens.
HaiyingHOST
Sumac.
HaiyingHOST
Bon appetit.
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SteveHOST
That does look nice, to be fair.
SteveHOST
Sumac onions.
SteveHOST
Maybe that was the spice.
SteveHOST
Sumac.
SteveHOST
Yeah.
SteveHOST
Maybe that was the spice.
Lynn McFarlandHOST
Oh, colony plants.
Lynn McFarlandHOST
Sumac is one.
Lynn McFarlandHOST
We have two tiger eyes, sumac, in our garden.
Lynn McFarlandHOST
I love them.
Jack McFarlandHOST
sorry,
Matt McFarlandHOST
my mistake.
Matt McFarlandHOST
But yeah, but anyway, so the point is, the Tiger Eye Sumac.
Matt McFarlandHOST
The fall color
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
Many are not palatable until they have frozen and thawed many times.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
Examples are glossy black chokecherry, Siberian and red splendor crabapple, Snowberry, Bittersweet, Sumacs, American Highbush Cranberry, Eastern and European Wahoo, Virginia Creeper, and China Berry.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
Nut and Acorn Plants These include Oaks, Hickories, Buckeyes, Chestnuts, Butternuts, Walnuts, and Hazels.
Brenda McCrackenNARRATOR
A variety of birds, such as jays, woodpeckers, and titmice, eat the meats of broken nuts and acorns.
JRHOST
Mm-hmm.
JRHOST
In 1686, the French settlers called this area Sumac Covert, Sumac Covert, which translates to covered in Sumac bushes.
JRHOST
This was transliterated, phonetically anglicized by the English-speaking settlers of the 19th century and later to the name Smackover.
JRHOST
Sumac Covert.
JRHOST
Sumac Covert.
JRHOST
See how it happened? There's so much to know.
JRHOST
There's so much to know.
Rachel MazurGUEST
But are you seeing anything out there? The only other thing ingredient wise, there's a really heavy focus on like black currants, dark cherry.
Rachel MazurGUEST
Sumac is making a run.
Rachel MazurGUEST
Sumac, okay.
Rachel MazurGUEST
Sumac is making a run.
Rachel MazurGUEST
But also then things we've seen, I mean, everybody knows kind of cabbage is having its day, right? Like cabbage is the star of everything.
Rachel MazurGUEST
Carrots also, you know, we're seeing a lot out there.
Alex BarnardHOST
Yeah.
Kathryn BarnardHOST
And all the Sumac up there is bright red in the pictures.
Alex BarnardHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Alex BarnardHOST
Mm-hmm.
ChrisHOST
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ChrisHOST
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ChrisHOST
Can't be more clear than that.
ChrisHOST
On the 24th, you have two tribes.
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