How to harvest and 3 ways to cook ramps

In this video I show you how to harvest/collect ramps so they come back the next year, and 3 different recipes to cook them. I also answer questions on when to pick ramps.

[kathrynracine]

I grew up in Montana and moved to West Virginia last year. I had never even heard of a ramp until recently, and we just discovered a hillside in the woods behind our house totally covered in them! I’m so excited to cook with them! Thanks for the video!

[evankowalczyk]

Simple, to the point, extremely informative, excellent editing. Great video man, thanks!

[k]

I have had ramps on a pizza in Asheville, NC and ever since, I have been very curious about them. I grew them for a bit in Morrisville, NC but the rabbits got to them in the spring and decimated every last one of them. Appreciate your recipes, I would love to try them.😊

[MahHairChronicles]

Last spring, my husband and I went to a resturant that does a lot of farm-to-table ingredients. Our server told us of this off-menu steak that included a ramp pesto. It was off menu because she foraged the ramps herself and supply was limited. I love a good steak and always down for pesto, so we went for it. I'm telling you, that pesto was *everything*. My husband was actually excited and said we (me) have to figure out how to make it. And now that spring has returned, I'm about to explore the woods behind my house to look for ramps 🤣🤣

[nicopico]

I like frying them in fried potatoes.. it’s delicious and also frying them with bacon as well

[mikeobryant]

Rampin' up the cooking game! Noice👏

[i_am_taras]

Just find some ramps in CT. And looking how to cook

[LostLeftyLimb]

You pickle the leaf? I thought people pickled the bulbs?

[jakeMontejo]

Love ramps but they’re insanely expensive in the city. Not worth the price.