Ramps and Brasied Pork Butt

Ramp Recipe – Braised Pork Butt Steak with Ramps

Now here in the South, we are fond of pork. Bacon, pork chops, pork ribs and even fatback “bacon” is used to favor and season everything from beans to greens. So we saw this ramp recipe featuring pork butt and our favorite wild food, we just couldn’t resist.

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2 Unique Gift Ideas for Foodies Who Have Everything

This Product is No Longer Available! If you know someone who watches all the network cooking shows almost religiously then you know you have a real foodie on your hands. So what can you buy them that they don’t already have? Get them some ramp seasonings! Ramps or wild leeks are the wonderfully tasty but […]

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Ramp It Up Cooking™ Ramp Seasonings

SOLD OUT! Ramp Seasoning™ Dried ramps. This wonderful seasoning has a nice strong flavor, which has all the taste of spring time ramps (or wild leeks) but now in a convenient mini-shaker bottle. While Ramp Seasoning is milder than fresh ramps,  it is also much less stinky! Usage Tips Add to meat, fish or chicken […]

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Ramp It Up Cooking™ Ramp Flakes

SOLD OUT! Ramp Flakes Dehydrated ramps. These rare, ramps (or wild leeks) have a flavor, which suggests a blend of both onions and garlic. It is very flavorful and yet milder in taste and less pungent than fresh ramps. Usage Tips Add to meat loaf and sauces for chicken or seafood. Use in relishes or […]

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Ramps and Red Potatoes

A Classic Southern Ramp Recipe Ramps and Red Potatoes (Taters)* If you grew up in the South and your family ate ramps or who went to ramp festivals then this recipe should bring back some nice  memories. Don’t stress about the fat grams – the ramps will burn them off – we think? Now this recipe […]

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Got Ramps?

Got Enough Ramps Yet? If you are anything like us – then the answer is NO.  We just can’t get enough of those little “Stinky Stars of the Spring Season”. That’s why we created this blog, so we can share many of our best kept ramp secrets.

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