I've had lawn ones and storebought ones. I've only had them cooked, like greens: yummy stuff.
I've had lawn ones and storebought ones. I've only had them cooked, like greens: yummy stuff.
Started PB late 2008, lost 50 lbs by late 2009. Have been plateaued, but that thing may just be biting the dust: more on that later.
Had them raw in a salad, very nice actually! But go for the younger leaves from the centre of the rosette.
Also, beware the...medicinal effects. Old name = "Pissabed".....![]()
I eat the greens, but not when they are too old. I also eat the blossoms. I just fry them up a bit in butter. Add whatever you feel like----pepper, garlic powder, sage, etc. Whatever comes to hand when I reach into the spice shelf. The root is a pretty powerful diuretic.
I try to avoid dandelions from yards where many dogs travel because they always seem to aim for them when they micturate.
With the flowers, you can make Diana Renata's Dandelion Fritters! I've only ever eaten the greens, myself.
You'll never see the light if you're in someone else's shadow, or said another way, life is like a dog sled team, if you're not the lead dog, the scenery never changes
Thanks for the plug Mayness!
Fritters are my favorite way to enjoy dandelions, except for wine of course. If you gather wild greens you'll want to get them before the flowers appear, or you'll have very bitter greens. The bitterness can be cooked out of them for the most part, however.![]()
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