
Quick Pickled Ramsons (Wild Garlic)
Quick pickled ramsons (wild garlic) are a simple spring appetizer with a bold garlicky flavor.
To preserve the distinctive flavor of ramsons, avoid overcooking and do not leave them in hot marinade for too long.

Pickled ramsons are a vibrant spring preserve with a bold garlic-like aroma.
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Wash, trim the ends, and dry thoroughly.
Bring water, salt, and sugar to a boil, then add vinegar.
Place the ramsons into sterilized jars without overpacking.
Pour hot marinade over and seal immediately.
Let cool completely and store.
It was overheated or left too long in hot marinade.
Up to one year in a cool, dark place.
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