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Wild garlic is probably one of the most popular wild edible plants to forage in spring. Wild garlic is also known as wild leeks, wood leeks, bear leeks, ramsons, or ramps. Wild garlic is recognizable by its green spear-shaped leaves and beautiful, white star-shaped flowers growing in clusters.
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Wild garlic butter can easily spice up any dish, and will definitely impress your guests. You can also freeze wild garlic butter, and use it at another time.
The cookies can be made both with fresh and dried blueberries. Try making half of the cookie dough with dried blueberries and half with fresh blueberries.
Homemade stinging nettle and feta cheese bread is a tasty way of using foraged nettles. Nettles and feta cheese go so well together and can be compared to eating spinach and feta cheese. Nettles are so healthy and you can pick them for free! – Just remember to wear gloves..
