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| GreenMtnGal |
Posted - Apr 20 2012 : 06:34:55 AM
So, any suggestions on what to do with ramps? We found last night that we have a TON of them growing on our property. Just curious if there is a good use for them! |
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| countrymommy85 |
Posted - May 10 2012 : 3:34:41 PM
Great! Thanks for the info! :)
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| JojoNH |
Posted - May 10 2012 : 1:36:49 PM
Using a dehydrator is the best and simplest way and the end results are wonderful! Here is a link to the tutorial I offered a while back on doing this: http://countrycents.blogspot.com/2010_05_01_archive.html
If you are unable to find your own ramps or do not have the time for dehydrating your own, I also offer these for sale in the market place section under wild garlic for sale.
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| countrymommy85 |
Posted - May 10 2012 : 06:27:02 AM
How do you dehydrate them? I'd love to do that because they have such a unique flavor you just can't get from the big leeks!
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| JojoNH |
Posted - May 09 2012 : 11:08:26 AM
These are delicious!! Don't forget you can dehydrate them for use anytime in or on anything!! Soups, stews, breads, salads, sandwiches and so on. Anything you would like to have a mild onion, garlic flavor to.
Fresh they can also be added to the above and used just as you would any fresh onion. So stirfry, flavor sauces, put in sandwiches and so on.
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| countrymommy85 |
Posted - Apr 26 2012 : 07:50:32 AM
They make a fabulous soup! I also use them for twice baked potatoes, other dishes too. I wonder what they would be like pickled?
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| jollyquilter |
Posted - Apr 26 2012 : 05:41:50 AM
I love them chopped in fried potatoes.
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| FieldsofThyme |
Posted - Apr 24 2012 : 06:57:54 AM
You could check with the folks at 3 Foragers. They may have an idea.
In fact, I just went over to check her blog. They have info on ramps right now.
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| natesgirl |
Posted - Apr 20 2012 : 7:27:05 PM
I've never been able to find any myself. I understand they have an oniony taste. I have a book that says they are excellent on the bbq grill. I also have heard they are good sauted with other veges like a stir fry.
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