Wild garlic (allium ursinam) is also known as ramsons, buckrams, broad-leaved garlic, wood garlic, bear leek and bear's garlic. The last two reflecting the latin name; 'ursa' meaning 'bear'. See! A classical education is of benefit after all!
I've washed and trimmed the leaves off as it's a bit late in the season to use them. All a bit dark green and woody now. A few of these I chopped up and used in some asparagus and nettle soup, which is on the hob as we speak, and the rest I'll use over the next day or two in place of the conventional cloves. We love garlic in this house and get through loads so the foraged freebie is a bargain!
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- Welcome to the new Campervan Chef blog! This started out life as a blog called 'Kylie's Kitchen' and ran out of steam some time ago. Since then life has changed and Kylie's Kitchen as it stood is no more. I started out as an an enthusiastic home cook but now work as a chef and cook for others in all sorts of situations. You'll find out more about this side of me if you keep tabs on my scribbles on here. I blog about food and cooking, life, family, friends and pets. I will also be keeping you up to date with our travels to our second home; the beautiful Greek island of Skiathos and the dog shelter we support there. Join us as our journey through life continues...
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