i didn't buy any, but perhaps i will
A Garlic Festival Without a Single Clove
By MELISSA CLARK

pic: Andrew Scrivani for The New York Times
AH! NOT EW! Garlic in three forms, from left: green garlic, garlic scapes and mature heads.
“I’D rather have an ounce of garlic than a pound of truffles,” my father often said, setting the tone for garlic worship in our family.
When I was growing up, no meal was complete without several of the odoriferous cloves: from the omelets at breakfast to the garlic butter popcorn as a snack before bedtime. And if my dad never did get around to making garlic ice cream, it was only because he was perfecting his garlic-laced gazpacho sorbet.
Given this history, it was no surprise that the first time I came upon a cascading pile of vivid green, curling garlic scapes at the farmers’ market, I had to buy some, even though I had no idea of what do with them................

2 comments:
OH! Those are COOL. I want to grow them! Where, I wonder can I find this wonder? Hmmm...
just grow garlic! i guess this is what you get if you let garlic just GO. i can't vouch for the taste, but man, they look great
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