Follow Offerings for Community on Facebook for pictures and recipes, and read my Hearken to Avalon Blog which includes articles on wild edibles. Read my article in Northern Woodlands conducting a Wild Edibles Land Inventor and here are a few recipes to get you started that accompanies my article in Northern Woodlands.

Here are several resources I recommend to learn more about wild edibles (in no particular order): 

• Blanche Cybele Derby, based in Northampton, MA. Her YouTube channel offers identification and how-tos in food preparation. She has cookbooks for sale as well. 
• Russ Cohen, based in Arlington, MA. You can search him on YouTube for a variety of videos produced by organizations he has worked with. Here is one example: Wild Plants I Have Known and Eaten and another through the Housatonic River Walk wild edibles series
• Alexis Nikole Nelson aka Black Forager based in Ohio. Follow her on Facebook for fun informative videos on flora id and dishes she creates. Watch her Youtube channel. 
• Learn Your Land with Adam Haritan based in PA has lots of informative id videos on his YouTube channel.
• https://www.ediblewildfood.com/
• https://www.eattheweeds.com/
• Arthur Haines, based in Maine. 
• Samuel Thayer has several identification books.
• Leda Meredith, Northeast Foraging
• New England Wildflowers (Falcon Guide) – general color coded plant id resource. 
• Medicine Generations by Misty Cook
• Northeast Medicinal Plants by Liz Neves
• The Forager’s Pantry by Ellen Zachos
• Preserving Wild Foods by Matthew Weingarten and Racquel Pelzel