Garlic scapes are also great candidates for pickling. You can pickle them alone, or chop them and add them to batches of other pickled vegetables. Thinly slice scapes or roughly chop them in a ...

Stacey Cooper recommends one way to enjoy them. "Pickled scapes is [a] favorite," she said. "Think dilly bean, but with a garlic kick." Cooper also suggests using them to make pesto, which you can ...

(For garlic and shallots ... I used pickled onions all the time, but I save pickled scapes for a special occasion. I use a simple brining solution that is 50% vinegar and 50% brine.

Top cooked garlic scapes and other late spring vegetables on pizza, Moser says. Bonus points if it’s a homemade pie! Pickle them. Yes, pickled garlic scapes are a thing, and Tse suggests you do ...

Consider quick-pickled onions, those delicate thin slivers ... Soon after, expect a strong-scented allium: garlic scapes, the flower stalk of new garlic plants. All these are in the market for ...

“Foodie with Family” single-name blogger Rebecca is a huge fan of scapes all year long, but she doesn’t recommend eating them before any social gatherings. Pickled, garlic scapes have a more ...

Garlic scapes are the shoot that comes up ... For a spicy kick, Godfried said chili flakes or mustard seed can be added. Pickled scapes will keep for a year when properly processed.

When Weaver did an exhaustive internet search, he found most recipes for garlic scapes from the United States were for pickling. If you’re a fan of pickled beans which have become most popular ...

I settled on garlic scapes, those curlicue shoots that ... My preservation options – scape and arugula pesto (see recipe) and pickled scapes – both come from Marisa McClellan’s “Preserving ...

You can "Google" garlic scape recipes and get tons of neat ideas. One that we are trying this year is refrigerator pickled garlic scapes. We have a batch in the fridge and the recipe says to wait ...

Among rows of asparagus, spring lettuces, and the final moments of strawberries and rhubarb is a lesser-known vegetable called garlic scapes that may seriously shake up your seasonal cooking.