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Cheesy Garlic Mustard Pesto Pasta with Crispy Dryad’s Saddle

This recipes draws on Lisa’s amazingly flavorful and fragrant Garlic Mustard Pesto. The garlic mustard pesto is super fragrant, complex, and dare I say, luscious. It gives basil pesto a run for its money…

Dryad’s Saddle is a really …

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Wild, Weedy & Edible: Garlic Mustard

*This is a guest post by Lisa Rose Starner. Lisa is an urban homesteader, wildcrafter, forager, gardener, and herbalist who lives in Grand Rapids, MI. She runs a small herbal CSA and writes about local foods and herbalism. Learn …

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Steamed Garlic Mustard Marinara

The much-maligned and ubiquitous inhabitant of disturbed forest soils—garlic mustard—is in its prime right now. This recipes utilized the tender top 5 or 6 inches. You can harvest them when in flower or bud stage, just follow the stem to …

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