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I am picking dandelions for salad

 
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I have made a few good dishes with fresh dandelion leaves.
The leaves are delicious right now. I have been eating salads with the young leaves mixd with Kale and baby arugala from the garden....the arugala is the first thing to sprout in the garden this year.
I also made some egg rolls with dandelion leaves , cilantro and veggies...that was awesome dipped in mae ploy sauce!

I encourage everyone to try it!
 
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Paul and Jocelyn review the movie, Ingredients in this podcast podcast 119
They talk about eating dandelions.
 
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Dandelion leaves are one of my favorite salad greens.

Salad of kale, collards, dandelion, wild lettuce, chickweed, hard-boiled eggs, and feta goat cheese.
 
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