


Badger garlic



Badger garlic is related to onion and garlic. And that smells good! This fresh herb gives off a strong garlic-like smell. The elongated leaves most closely resemble those of a lily of the valley. The leaf usually grows in the wild and is a protected plant in the Netherlands. In Germany, it is very popular (Bärlauch).
Preparation & storage
Storage
Preferably store ramson as short as possible, 2 days at most. Store this herb in the fridge. Preferably in a bag or container. This way, you prevent the garlicky smell from affecting other products.
You can freeze garlic.
Freezing is done like this:
- Wash the wild garlic.
- Pat the garlic dry with some kitchen paper.
- Wrap them in sandwich bags.
- Then freeze them immediately.
Storage times
Refrigerator: 2 days
Preparation times
Stir-fry: 3 - 5 minutes
Cooking: 3 - 4 minutes
Cleaning the wild garlic
Wash the wild garlic well and cut into pieces.
Information
Grow your own wild garlic
Cultivation and season
Tip
Badger garlic flavour
Availability
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