Head to your local farmers market and start picking out these fleeting spring ingredients for an exceptional salad.
Claytonia, which looks like mini lily pads has a nice clean taste and crisp bite.Â
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In a bowl, combine eggs, parmesan, ramps, chili pepper, salt. Slowly add flour and whisk to incorporate.
Ramps are only in season for a short amount of time during the spring. Â They are typically found on the east cost (through the Appalachia Mountain region.)
I grew up eating turkey burgers and will order them over beef burgers most of the time (sorry burger aficionados.)
Like basil or parley, I feel that ramps lend themselves to a pesto. Â The flavors are bold but mellowed out a bit with the extra virgin olive oil, lemon and parmesan cheese.
Preheat oven to 450 F degrees. Â Place ceramic or metal baking dish in oven to heat up.
Thoroughly wash and then dry ramps. Â Cut off white bottom part and set aside for other uses (such as addition to a salad.) Â You will just be using the top green leaves for this dish.
