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There’s nothing I like more than collecting and using foraged ‘weeds’ in cooking. The inspiration for this little number came while a friend and I were strolling around the English countryside, thinking of all the ways we could use all these beautiful edible & medicinal plants as we passed them. Let’s make hummus, let’s put nettle in the hummus, ooh wild garlic would be nice!
Recipe:
- A handful of Nettle
- A handful of Wild Garlic
- ½ a Lemon
- 2 tablespoons of Tahini
- 2 tablespoons of Olive oil
- 1 teaspoon of Sea Salt & Pepper
- 1 can of chickpeas, rinsed
*You can add more or less of these ingredients to taste or to achieve your desired consistency.
Method:
1. Rinse fresh nettle in hot water to stop it from stinging you.
2. Chop up the nettle and wild garlic and put in a blender with the lemon juice and salt & pepper -blend. This will give the greens a head start in the blending process, so it’s finer.
3. Add in olive oil, tahini & rinsed chickpeas and blend for a minute or so.
4. Enjoy with some crackers, carrots & celery!
Hi! I'm Emalyse.
I adore everything to do with herbs, health and wellness and am on a constant quest to find more ways to support myself and others to become a glowing beacon of health -and not just for our bodies, but our minds, spirit, emotions and relationships too!
My happiest days are spent out in the sunshine, working on a creative project, going on adventures or learning more about traditional medicines from around the world. And of course, sharing my knowledge with YOU!
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