Sentences with phrase «wild asparagus»
The phrase "wild asparagus" refers to asparagus that grows naturally in the wild, instead of being cultivated on farms. Full definition
There's a fair amount of wild asparagus and watercress (not to mention mushrooms like morels and matsutake) around here but I have no idea where they can be found.
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I recall that when I lived in Los Chavez, between Belen and Los Lunas in New Mexico, the wild asparagus would sprout beneath the cottonwood trees and I could collect as much of it as I wanted.
They were a favorite of forager Euell Gibbons, author of Stalking the Wild Asparagus who loved them to pickle them and use them in soups such as this one.
The asparagus in your pictures isnt wild, its cultivated asparagus growing wild, real wild asparagus is a vine and the spears branch out as it grows, probably do not have actual wild asparagus in the States, I have collected it in Greece and in Italian sites you can find pictures of what it looks like
Finally, even though we all believe in different types of «woo» when it comes to breast milk production, there is no scientific research that shows using galactoguges, such as fenugreek, goat's rue, wild asparagus, fennel, blessed thistle and nettle (to name just a few) are effective or safe.
It is wild asparagus season in Croatia, so this time I decided to share some fact about wild asparagus and my favorite asparagus dishes.
While imprisoned and fearing for his life, Townsend «conjured up the vision of a formation of honking Canada geese flying over a small island of loblolly pines and wild asparagus» to calm himself.
The bucolic Istria region is fast becoming the destination for foodies thanks to its truffles, olive oil and wild asparagus.