Sentence examples for ramson from inspiring English sources

There are joyful sections such as "The magic in an egg", which features chive, sorrel and ramson frittata, and I couldn't wait to try red Florence onion tart.

At his restaurant Noma, in Copenhagen, René Redzepi has become the chef of the moment by cooking with foraged ingredients like sea buckthorn, axel berry shoots and ramson flower buds.

"Today I saw ramson onions in the supermarket, which was never available nor known before Noma," said the local food blogger Trine Lai.

Artful presentations of Irish meats (free-range duck, wild venison), fresh seafood and vegetables are all prepared with local ingredients like gooseberries, ramson buds, sheep's yogurt and seaweed.

Other familiar alliums, like elephant garlic, ordinary chives, wild ramps and ramson, generate variable mixtures of the garlic, Chinese chive and onion weapons, and have a blend of their flavors.

He makes a gallery of ersatz capers by pickling, for example, the buds of ramson flowers, which have a potently garlicky perfume and taste.

The Old English name for the plant is ramsons; the leaves are fantastic in salads.

What's more, it's not just fare that's long been thought to taste better wild – salmon, mushrooms and the like – that's taking pride of place on our plates, but obscure plants that the majority of us had never heard of until the past couple of years: hogweed, marsh samphire, ramsons and sea beet.

Clams with ramsons Serves 4 Razor clams are one of my favourite shellfish and they are becoming more popular.

Many pictures show simply the raw ingredients – "egg yolk" potatoes, ramsons leaves, fiddlehead ferns – and the woods and fjords where they were found, and the weather-beaten farmers (many resembling Ibsen's granddad) who grew or picked them.

Ramsons 18 Market Place, Ramsbottom, Lancashire, tel: 01706 825 070 Chris Johnson's intimate restaurant in a picturesque village offers meticulously sourced cuisine of a very high standard.