Yellow wood sorrel is a common plant of the Eastern Woodlands. It is easy for beginners to identify, and its lemony flavor is a favorite among children. Several species of yellow-flowering sorrels with heart-shaped leaves in sets of three make up this group—all in the genus Oxalis, and all similarly edible. Despite my terrible demonstration in the video (I one-hand yanked the plant because my camera was in the other and ended up pulling roots), these are best clipped near the top, leaving the st

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Uova ripiene all’acetosella gialla, oxalis pes caprae🌼Ingredienti 🌼4 uova sode, 40 ml olio, 15 foglie fresche, con un pezzetto di stelo di acetosella gialla pes caprae, 2 cetriolini sottaceto, 1 fiore di ruchetta violacea (facoltativo). 🌼Preparazione🌼cuoci le uova finché sono sode quindi, una volta fredde, sgusciarle e tagliale a metà togliendo il tuorlo che frullerai con tutti gli ingredienti fino ad ottenere un composto cremoso che userai come ripieno.🌼Decora con fiori e foglioline fresch

Are you growing Oca this year? They’re beautiful and tasty!😋 Info below. Oca (Oxalis tuberosa), a herbaceous perennial shrub growing to about 18 inches tall. It is native to the Andes Mountains of South America and is grown for its tasty tubers, although the stems and leaves are also edible. (Plant Family: Oxalidaceae, wood sorrels)🌿✳️Oca has a long growing season and can take 6-12 months before the tubers develop and mature in fall when days are shorter. The rhizomes grow to about 4 inches lo

Discover the edible uses of Cleavers (Galium aparine). Includes photo identification.