Dandelion "coffee" is probably the most common use for the roots of this yard weed. Here's how I make it! Dig up lots of dandelion roots. Wash, remove small lateral roots, cut into small pieces. Dry completely in a dehydrator. Roast dried roots at 350 for 10-15 min, or until dark but not burnt. Grind, and steep into coffee! You can skip the drying part if you want to use them right away. Roast fresh dandelion roots at 350 for 40-60 minutes until dark but not burnt. I prefer drying them and stori
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Dandelion "coffee" is probably the most common use for the roots of this yard weed. Here's how I make it! Dig up lots of dandelion roots. Wash, remove small lateral roots, cut into small pieces. Dry completely in a dehydrator. Roast dried roots at 350 for 10-15 min, or until dark but not burnt. Grind, and steep into coffee! You can skip the drying part if you want to use them right away. Roast fresh dandelion roots at 350 for 40-60 minutes until dark but not burnt. I prefer drying them and stori
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