Rec | RAMPS <3

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if you live anywhere these grow (i know they do in the midwest, probably other spots too!) i highly, highly recommend. they’re wild onions and they’re so good in pasta sauce, with eggs, in pesto. i know they can sometimes be over-foraged, so i usually look for them at a co-op. also i’m always an asparagus fan! i used to not care for it but experimenting with different cooking methods really turned me around on it. happy almost spring! 🌷

@bigstrongguy

Mar 20, 2025

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@bee1000

Came here to say asparagus!

Mar 21, 2025

@scattered_gull

I don’t think ramps grow in my area but definitely something I’ll look out for if I’m travelling more east! You’re reminding me last summer I wanted to harvest nettle for making dumpling so I def need to do that! i will try cooking asparagus again-i feel like i always end up picking really woody ones but i won’t give up lol

Mar 20, 2025

@bigstrongguy

@SCATTERED_GULL nettle is so good!! that’s on my summer bucket list too. so many cool things to explore :-)

Mar 20, 2025

@scattered_gull

@BIGSTRONGGUY now I really want to do an end of the season foraging comparison of Midwest (you) vs PNW (me). So curious what stuff overlaps!

Mar 21, 2025

@bigstrongguy

@SCATTERED_GULL this is such a good idea!!!! i’d love to!

Mar 22, 2025

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