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Flowering currant panna cotta
These heavily-scented blossoms add a unique flavour to desserts


Five of the best: wild spring salad leaves
Choice edibles can be found lurking in plain sight


Bullace - Prunus domestica spp. italica
Found in hedgerows and also known as wild green gage


Gorse custard tart
Gorse's coconut scent adds an exotic twist


Pink purslane - Claytonia sibirica
A pretty and tasty invasive plant


Blackthorn - Prunus spinosa
A hedgerow tree whose fruits are used to make a gin liqueur


Bilberry - Vaccinium myrtillus
The wild relative of the cultivated blueberry


Blackberry - "Rubus fruticosus"
Britain's most commonly foraged fruit plant


Wild garlic and mushroom lasagne
An indulgent way to make use of wild garlic pesto


Wild garlic and pea ketchup
You just need simple ingredients to make this vibrant spring condiment


Nettle crisps
A quick and easy way to enjoy this super-nutritious plant


Classic stinging nettle soup
This vibrant soup will give you a nutritional boost this spring


Alexanders - Smyrnium olusatrum
An aromatic plant introduced by the Romans


Three-cornered leek and cheese scones
This recipe is quick and easy crowd-pleaser


Invasive edibles: three-cornered leek
An invasive edible that can be foraged throughout the winter and early spring


Five of the best: hardy winter edibles
Some of the best winter hardy edible plants and mushrooms


Nesselrode pudding
A popular Victorian dessert


Five of the best: festive foraged fruits and spices
Foraged foods for festive flavour


Invasive edibles: Himalayan Balsam
A distinctive invasive plant


Sea Buckthorn - Hippophaes rhamnoides
A thorn covered costal shrub
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