When most of us read the words “plant-based diet,” we tend to think ... including wakame, kombu, red dulse and sugar kelp. Seaweed helps to support other marine life and to clean the water ...

That’s because dulse is a clonal species, meaning it’s constantly fragmenting and cloning itself. It doesn’t even need a solid surface in which to plant roots. All it takes is sea water ...

It's a purple plant picked from the ocean, used as a salty treat and even in gardens. The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman heads to the water's edge to learn more about 'dulse'. Have you ever ...

But there have been changes recently. “There are good years and bad,” says Bonnie Morse, mayor of Grand Manan. “Dulse isn’t as reliable as it once was.” Located at the entrance of the Bay of Fundy, ...

Stir in dulse and Aleppo pepper. Cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Remove from heat; stir in lemon juice, and season with salt to taste. Set aside, and keep warm until ready to ...

Maybe the leaves you left on the ground in the fall are burying seedlings; give the baby plants some air and fresh ... that could change the world: dulse. Also known as dillisk in Irish, the ...

Check seasoning and add the dill. Bring the cider, water, sugar and dulse to boil until sugar has dissolved. Check seasoning and add the shallots. After an hour remove the dulse and shred finely.