Wild Garlic
Foraging for Wild Garlic, Identifying Wild Garlic and Wild Garlic Recipes are here…
Wild Garlic is, by far, the most popular wild food out there. It’s easy to identify, grows in mass bunches when in season and can be used in so many ways. When it’s in season I must eat wild garlic with at least one meal, if not more, every day. The key for cooking wild garlic is to add it at the end of the cooking process – when your food is almost ready – otherwise it will loose its fantastic garlic flavour and just taste like spinach.
1. Wild Garlic Identification (Allium Ursinum)
How to Identify Wild Garlic Edible Botanical Name Allium Ursinum...
Read MoreBBQ Wild Garlic & Hogweed with Chicken, grilled veg and wild chervil
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Read MoreBirch Syrup BBQ Marinade with Mugwort and Wild Garlic
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Read MoreGreen Nettle & Wild Garlic Soup
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Read MoreNettle Pasta, Wild Garlic and Prawns
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Read MoreOnion & Wild Garlic Salt Bagels
Words from Forager Megan – @flintandfern Drying Wild Garlic is...
Read MoreTuna Pasta with Wild Garlic and Three-Cornered Leek
Quite often we feel we need to cook our wild...
Read MoreWild garlic and Alexander omlette
Recipe from @the_road_to_connorThis recipe is Part soccata, part omelette –...
Read MoreWild Garlic and Nettle Beef Wellington
This is possibly one of my all-time favourite recipes. Most...
Read MoreWild Garlic and Nettle Risotto
This risotto recipe is full flavoured, creamy and delicious. The...
Read MoreWild Garlic and Pork Sausage Rolls
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Read MoreWild Garlic Buds Pickle
Ingredients: Words from Forager Joanna Wild garlic flower buds Vinegar...
Read MoreWild Garlic Mayonaise
Wild Garlic Chunky Mayonnaise This chunky wild garlic mayonnaise is...
Read MoreWild Garlic roasted potatoes
Wild Garlic roasted potatoes Ingredients: 200g potatoes, salt, pepper, 1...
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