Showing posts with label salad burnett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salad burnett. Show all posts

Friday, May 16, 2014

Spring Salad Herbs

Spring Salad




The site of spring herbs popping from the ground in spring was a welcome site to people in the pre supermarket era who had little nutritive foods for months over the late winter. These spring herbs or bitters are packed with nutrition and can be enjoyed in salads. Looking around my yard I see tarragon, salad burnett, dandelion, chives and parsley, all of which can be chopped and put on a salad of greens that I buy from the farmers market. There is mustard growing now that would also be great on this salad. The flavors are great and are sure to interest your taste buds.

What herbs do you find for your salads?

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

What's Coming up this March?

 Hyssop is coming up nicely. I'll use some for respiratory health and some gets sold to make absinth.


 Crocuses are a true sign of spring. I need to plant more of them.
 Mullein is coming up; too much, it needs pulling.
Salad Burnett always reseeds well for me. I need to think of more uses for this herb.

Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Salad Burnett (Sanguisorba minor)


Cucumber flavored herb. Add leaves to salads and drinks. If you have it, be sure to eat it now as it gets bitter as the summer progresses. I'll have to give it a try in soap and see how it behaves.

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