Wordless Wednesday: First Harvest
First harvest of the year,
fresh from the back lawn...
young dandelion leaves
Photo by L.L. Barkat.
Labels: food, nature, raw food, wild edibles
posted by L.L. Barkat at 8:26 PM
17.4.07
First harvest of the year,
fresh from the back lawn...
young dandelion leaves
Photo by L.L. Barkat.
We did not inherit the land from our fathers. We are borrowing it from our children.
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11 Comments:
Gotta eat them young, before they get bitter. :)
Only had dandelion greens once. I do love mustard greens, though.
Tasty.
I adore young dandelion leaves, even though I've not eaten them in ages. These look scrumptious! Happy WW!
I have plenty here you can have
Just think, you can pay for these in a fancy restaurant.
Mine are all spiced up by the dogs - yuck. Yours look fine and tasty though. Great Wordless, here's my Wordless post over at High Strangeness Altoona. If you're feeling saucy click my Alexa link to raise my rating. If you're feeling really snarky then add me to your Technorati Favorites.
I love dandelions! It's my favorite sign of summer. Beautiful shot, by the way.
I've never ate them before, but they look yummy.
Oh, these are so good. Raised on them. It's been a long time.
Got to be a little bit country to know about these tasty little morsels :)
Neat..I have had them but thats a great picture
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