Garlic scapes, those hardy green stems that grow in the spring from the tops of hardneck garlic bulbs, make a unique and wonderful pesto. In fact, garlic scape pesto gives us the best of all culinary ...

Jul. 8—Depending on when you planted them, garlic bulbs won't be ready to harvest until the fall or after the winter. However, scrumptious green garlic scapes pop up in the spring and early summer and ...

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Chop scapes into bite size pieces. Place chopped scapes, olive oil, lemon juice and half of the cheese in a food processor. Puree to preferred consistency. Add remaining cheese to combine – Do not ...

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An herby Green Goddess dressing is the creamy, rich counterpoint to the pickled garlic scapes and peppery radishes in this springtime salad. Refreshing, tangy, and light, this simple salad highlights ...

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Instructions: Blend spinach, garlic scapes, Parmesan cheese, olive oil and pine nuts in food processor until smooth. Season with salt and pepper. Per serving: 244 calories, 22 g fat (4 g saturated fat ...