garlic scapes
So every summer my mother in law gives us tons of garlic scapes ( the green tops cut off the garlic plant that resemble large chives) and I make garlic scape pesto. This is delicious, but it's the only thing I use them for. Does anyone else have any ideas for using them? they're delicious, but very strong and I find a little goes a long way..
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I've never even heard of them, but now I want some! Do they taste like garlic? Yum!0
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yeah, they are part of the garlic plant actually. The part that grows above ground0
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If you don't know anyone who grows garlic, look for them at farm markets0
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iamladybird
This is a coincidence , I planted my 1st garlic this year and was looking up tips just today when best to harvest, as some of the scapes are dying back, on my plants. By Googling I found a interesting piece..... Gourmet Garlic Gardening. It said
"Most serious growers I know do cut the scapes while they are still tender and either eat them or sell them to gourmets - they're highly prized for their delicate flavor and they're only available for a short time in the spring."
I have yet to cut any, but will give a try taste, smile: they have to be good in any green salad, potato salad, etc. and stir frys
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