Ramps can only be harvested for less than a month. Here's how I preserve them to enjoy all year long. -- Roast Chicken With Ramps, Honey and Lemon: • RAMP-licious Feast -- How ID Ramps & Ramps Greens recipe: • Delicious RAMPS! and R...
Here in WV, ...ramps are a serious topic that people mostly refuse to talk about in polite society. Much like ginseng and moonshine stills, their locations are well guarded (and well protected) secrets. Everyone here is very "Copperhead Road" about our ramp patches. Trespassing in WV would be a very, very "Wrong Turn" mistake to make anyways, ...but things can really get out of hand over ramps and ginseng. You might even hear a local magistrate say something like, "Walter, ...dang it, ...you had no right to beat that man unconscious! It's not like you caught him in your ramp patch!" (I'm not even kidding)
Blessings from Chicago. I get them from the farmers market. I dehydrate them and mix them with green onions and green garlic. I give jars to friends that cook a lot. I use the leaves with spinach and cilantro to make green rice.❤❤
Love this channel, you are best and only that talks about ramps. Most city folk are just crazy. You got my support forever. Thanks for the share, great video, PP.
Yes we have onions that grow year round here but we don't have these delicious ramps. I freeze a lot of my onion greens every time I harvest and getting lots of babies on my walking onions now ready to harvest in about a week for me.
Good grief! I'm 64 yrs. old and this is the first time I've even heard of a ramp! Wow! Since you mentioned about breath guessing it's in the onion family, and grows wild I take it. Can you regrow it like green onions? Amazing. I am going to Google this pronto. As always your videos are awesome and I thank you for sharing. Blessings!😊🙏🌺 You have a lovely place and are a hardworking lady.🐾
I don't think they grow that far South. According to Google: As far north as Canada, west to Missouri and Minnesota, and south to North Carolina and Tennessee
I cut off the root ends leaving some bulb with dirt don’t rinse first! Then plant the root bulb end and they will pop up in the fall , wait three years to harvest and do t harvest all of them!
Oh No!!! Not Soylent Green! It's People!!! Soylent Green is People!!! No! Everyone Stop, They're feeding us People!!! What a great old movie!!! I will be on the hunt for these! I don't know if they grow this far south? I know dandelions are big here! But I guess I'm not a die hard fan of them!!! On occasion my Mother In LOVE makes poke salad with them! She puts them with scrambled eggs at breakfast! Maybe Ramps are what we call wild onions! Hey Google... LOL! Anyway, Thanks for the video! I just love that you are a wealth of information! Have a Greasy Weekend! Love and Hugs!
Thanks for sharing you info!! I do not have a food vacuum sealer and now am in research mode! Are you satisfied with the one you use? If so what make is it? Thanks!!!
They taste more garlicky than an onion. They are found as far north as Canada, west to Missouri and Minnesota, and south to North Carolina and Tennessee.
Good cinema, comrade. IMPORTANT!!! i just discovered by sheer accident, that flip top cans don't last nearly as long as cans of old. Someone with a bigger channel needs to put the word out that that the expire dates on the new ones are real and Dead on! I have reached out to some of the heavy hitters in our genre and been ignored. If you or someone like you does not speak up, Joe Six Pack and Mary sue are going to wake up one day and find out they have 200 lbs of catfish bait and puppy chow by accident...Merci
@@PrepperPotpourri specifically treat, which is generic spam. i was trying to get someone to put the word out about quick spoilage since flip top cans might be better suited for emergency food in the back of the car, motorcycle saddle bags and the like, that way someone won't loses cases and cases of grub by accident. Lord Humongous said he mentioned it long ago.
@@PrepperPotpourri No sorry. but i have made potato and leek soup. not the ramp leek. i wonder if it would be to strong with the ramps. i guess its worth a try.