May 10, 2020
Ah the smell of garlic in the spring
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Ah the smell of garlic in the spring
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Wild Garlic aka Bear Garlic
at least in Czechia & Slovakia—its season is here. It was supposed to be a soup.
Mummies
I love summer rolls. Well, these are not the real ones, but kinda my version of them made from what I had at home. Anyway, I usually call the mummies ’cause… I don’t even know… They just look like mummies and that’s it :D
As it is the season of bear garlic, I ate it with bear’s garlic pesto mixed with curd cheese and it was real good ;)
Even if you are in the forest to harvest some bear garlic, you can still see the mountains and the lake. Do you know what lake it is?
It’s bear garlic season! We found a forest full of it. Does it make you want to make some bear garlic pesto too?
Luckily I used the app last year and found the exact spot again!
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Variegated wild garlic (Allium ursinum) found in woodlands at the Ness Islands, Inverness.
Could actually make a nice garden plant for shaded areas, smells and tastes great too.
Ail des ours: c'est la saison
Ail des ours: c’est la saison
Ail des ours
C’est enfin la saison de l’ail des ours. Je me réjouis de pouvoir à nouveau cuisiner cette merveille de la nature.
Dans notre région, on peut dire que c’est la première plante comestible de l’année. C’est aussi le signe que le printemps est à nos portes. Les beaux jours ne sont plus très loin et d’autres légumes locaux, tels que la rhubarbe et l’asperge ne vont pas tarder à faire…
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chasse à l'Ours ... non, à l'ail des Ours
chasse à l’Ours … non, à l’ail des Ours
Les années se suivent toujours plus vite et se ressemblent de plus en plus. L’hiver semble bien derrière nous et comme d’habitude à pareille époque, il est temps d’aller faire le plein d’ail des ours
Vous savez tous ce qu’est l’ail des ours, si non, sachez que l’allium ursinum, communément appelé ail des ours ou encore ail des bois, est une petite plante aromatique pouvant atteindre 25 cm de…
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