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Wood Sorrel (Was- Another whats this?)

  • 09-05-2011 6:03pm
    #1
    Slogger Jogger
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    Shamrock? Wood sorrel?

    Went into the woods to take bluebell pics. Found lots of this also..
    5704269000_6f439cfb78_z.jpg

    And what appears to be the same thing but closed up.
    5704261780_c839182a8d_z.jpg


Comments

  • #2
    Alun
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    Wood Sorrel

    http://www.irishwildflowers.ie/pages/202a.html


  • #3
    johngalway
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    It's tasty stuff too.


  • #4
    littlebug
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    johngalway wrote: »
    It's tasty stuff too.

    What do you do with it JG?


  • #5
    johngalway
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    littlebug wrote: »
    What do you do with it JG?

    Pick it, stick it in yer gob, chew :D

    It's a bit tangy, could be added to salads I guess, or garnish some dish or other. Never actually "done" anything with it, just pick the odd bit now and then when it's about.


  • #6
    littlebug
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    johngalway wrote: »
    Pick it, stick it in yer gob, chew :D
    .

    Well I was hoping for something a little more haute cuisine but that'll do :D:D


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  • #7
    Slogger Jogger
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    I must go and sample it so. A whole forest floor full of it. Side salads for the week sorted :)


  • #8
    marlin vs
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    I used to ate it regularly as a child and called it sour leeks, often faught the other children for it,happy day's and simple thing's.:D


  • #9
    johngalway
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    Tastes a bit like those apple jacks (sweets) I used to munch on as a kid.


  • #10
    recedite
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    2nd pic probably taken later.... it closes up for protection at night or in bad weather.


  • #11
    Slogger Jogger
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    recedite wrote: »
    2nd pic probably taken later.... it closes up for protection at night or in bad weather.

    Both photos were taken moments apart actually.


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  • #12
    johngalway
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    Slogger Jogger wrote: »
    Both photos were taken moments apart actually.

    Must be a shy strain so :D


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