I have had some wild onion appear in my backyard
I wonder how things would've turned out if I harvested that
onion.
Which kind of wild onion?
Just a note: all alliums are edible so go ahead and taste even if
you can't identify it precisely. (Some poisonous lilies resemble
wild onions but none of them smell like onions when their leaves
are crushed.)
Alliums aren't native this far north but there are some garden
escapees close to the city that overwinter successfully and
propagate in the wild. I had some chives in the yard (in the gravel
and weeds beside the driveway actually) for several years that
finally died the winter that was so long and cold that even the mint
died.
I'm growing garlic chives in a planter on the deck this year. I just
went out for some for my supper omelette and I found a huge big
black slug was eating all my basil. I deemed that to be a capital
offense.
That looks both kind of good and kind of familiar.
I try to keep coming up with new stuff and not re-posting things
that came from here in the first place. If I have not posted this
exact recipe I have certainly posted similar ones before. There's
only so many ways to make pea soups: yellow or green, whole or
split, au maigre or with ham or bacon or salt pork, with or without
celery and carrots, with savory or thyme and finally served
purreed or not.
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