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Cooking caragana

 
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I’ve been on another thread where we’ve been discussing the edibility of caragana, also known as Siberian pea bush. Great news! It’s made it to our household staples. We have a long windrow and I pick the pods before they burst, then keep them in a pillowcase where they dry and the seeds shake out.

So far I’ve make caragana and carrot top tabbouleh, and tonight was a caragana and cucumber salad with lemon dill dressing. Any other ideas for this tiny legume?
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Caragana cucumber salad
Caragana cucumber salad
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Caragana and carrot top tabbouleh
Caragana and carrot top tabbouleh
 
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Those dishes look delicious.

For our other readers that might not be familiar with Caragana, it is also known as the Siberian Pea Tree:

https://permies.com/t/45238/Siberian-Pea-Tree-aka-Caragana

https://permies.com/t/162705/permaculture-projects/Testing-edibility-Caragana-Arborescens-Siberian
 
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