This is just a simple vegetable accompaniment to a sunday roast dinner, or anything you can think of, using this years wild garlic crop. Although you can eat wild garlic well into the spring, the first month is when the young leaves are at their best for cooking. Take equal amounts of sweetheart cabbage and wild garlic and a medium sized leek and shred into thin strips, steam until the vegetables are tender (approx. 5-8 minutes).
Sunday, 3 April 2011
Last of this seasons wild garlic recipe
This is just a simple vegetable accompaniment to a sunday roast dinner, or anything you can think of, using this years wild garlic crop. Although you can eat wild garlic well into the spring, the first month is when the young leaves are at their best for cooking. Take equal amounts of sweetheart cabbage and wild garlic and a medium sized leek and shred into thin strips, steam until the vegetables are tender (approx. 5-8 minutes).
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Looks lovely, quite an inspirational post.
Thanks Buzzard, worth having a go before the season ends
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