Source: Maren Toom photo - esimene kress. Lepidium. Cress. Estonia.
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Source: Maren Toom photo - esimene kress. Lepidium. Cress. Estonia.
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Pepperweed. Lovely looking weed.
16/09/23 - Brassicales: Lepidium sp., outback road
Spring Weeds in the Mustard Family
Spring Weeds in the Mustard Family
Is there a plant family that consists of more weedy species than the mustard family? Asteraceae and Poaceae, for sure. Fabaceae or Lamiaceae, perhaps. Regardless, Brassicaceae is replete with dozens of species – mostly annual – that are skilled at taking advantage of the disturbed environments that humans are in the habit of creating.
It helps that the mustard family is so large: 372 genera and…
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Pepperweed Pesto
(adapted from this source)
1 packed cup young tender leaves, stems, and seed pods of Lepidium spp (especially L. virginicum or L. densiflorum)
1 clove garlic
2 tablespoons roughly chopped pecan meat
half teaspoon salt
1/3 cup olive oil
1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Add the Lepidium, garlic, pecans, and salt to a food processor and pulse. Slowly add in the oil while pulsing. Add the cheese and blend all of the ingredients to desired consistency.
To use, mix in with freshly cooked pasta and serve. Alternately, mix equal parts pesto and butter to spread onto bread, baking in a low-temperature oven to warm (like garlic bread).
Field Peppergrass, Lepidium campestre (by me)
Pepperweed of Some Kind
Unidentified, genus Lepidium
20/03/23 - NSW