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Wild Green Garlic, 1 lb

Name: Wild Green Garlic, 1 lb
Brand: Regalis Foods
Price: 30.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$30.00

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Product availability

Highly Seasonal

This item is only in season for a few weeks of the year, and its availability is even further limited by local weather patterns and foraging conditions. Ingredients like this are some of our favorite snapshots of time and place.

Product Description

Wild garlic goes by many names, but we believe that “bear’s garlic” best highlights its widespread woodland appeal. And as perhaps our most versatile foraged green, it is certainly easy to see why the bears love it so. The bulb, leaves, and flowers are all edible whether raw or cooked, with a lighter, sweeter, and more palatable garlicky character than traditional, bulb garlic. As its season unfolds, from late winter through spring, foragers find ample uses for every stage of its evolution, but timing is critical for peak-season picking. When timed just before the bloom, you get the plant in its fullest form, before it drifts toward harsher, more bitter flavors that will obscure its best character if left in the ground for too long. As presented here, we love green garlic as a salad focal point, garnish, or weaved into complex recipes like soups or roasts.

How It Arrives

Fresh

This is a freshly harvested, perishable item that we recommend utilizing promptly upon arrival.

Shipping Policy

Perishable

This item will be overnighted to you in order to maintain its quality. If any item in your cart is perishable, your entire order will be overnighted. Exceptionally large shipments may incur additional charges.

Wild garlic goes by many names, but we believe that “bear’s garlic” best highlights its widespread woodland appeal. And as perhaps our most versatile foraged green, it is certainly easy to see why the bears love it so. The bulb, leaves, and flowers are all edible whether raw or cooked, with a lighter, sweeter, and more palatable garlicky character than traditional, bulb garlic. As its season unfolds, from late winter through spring, foragers find ample uses for every stage of its evolution, but timing is critical for peak-season picking. When timed just before the bloom, you get the plant in its fullest form, before it drifts toward harsher, more bitter flavors that will obscure its best character if left in the ground for too long. As presented here, we love green garlic as a salad focal point, garnish, or weaved into complex recipes like soups or roasts.