Wild Garlic: Unleashing the Flavor of an Invasive Plant
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Move over ramps, the newest allium on the block that makes a tasty garlicky spread is onion grass, a.k.a. Field garlic.
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What is field garlic?
what's the best way to eat it?
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allium vineale is also known as green onion weed, wild onion grass, or field garlic.
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wild garlic is a common lawn weed that grows in winter with long, slender hollow leaves similar to chives.
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Since it is a non-native invasive, you can pick them to your hearts content!
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The whole plant: bulbs, stems, and leaves, are edible adding a strong garlic flavor to many dishes
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To forage this plant, start by loosening the soil with a small hand shovel and remove the entire plant
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Only pick from areas not treated with pesticides
Only take what you need, leave some for others and for the plant to grow and propagate.
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