It is a suggestion, butβ¦ π€ No way π€£π€£π€£
To my knowledge there are only two plants easily mixed up with wild garlic: lily of the valley & autumn crocus. But if you know what to look for & how to distinguish between them, you should be fine.
Hereβs a nice overview with some tips: https://thegreedyvegan.com/identifying-picking-wild-garlic/
GM & PV my fren! Coffee makes the world go round βοΈπ
The #nostr community truly is an eclectic bunch & and Iβm grateful to be a part & to have met so many wonderful ppl here. Youβre the salt of the Earth, my frens ππΌ Itβs always a pleasure to chat, discuss & share thoughts, & it never gets boring (not like other SM platformsβ¦). Keep up your style everybody π«π
Also: GN & sweet dreams! π«β¨
GM & PV βοΈ Enjoy paradise! ππ
Go get it while itβs not in bloom yet. After it blooms, the taste changes and itβs much less spicy. And if itβs got buds, collect them as well. They taste similar and just look great as decoration/garnish on many dishes ππ»π± We canβt get enough of it, though the processing is quite tedious. But since itβs only available in spring, we race to fill up our reserves for the rest of the year π π
GN mate! A good nightβs rest & sweet dreams π«β¨
Thx ππΌ I love it spicy π₯π₯π₯π₯΅ππ€







