- Had a terrific dinner last weekend at the Herb Lyceum in Groton. The cheese course featured an unusual garnish. Take a guess what wild edible sits atop that little dollop of chevre at the end of the fork.
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We (formerly Nashaway Trackers) are a group of loosely connected nature lovers who enjoy sharing our observations and discoveries about the fauna and flora of the northeastern US. Most of us are especially interested in mammal tracks and sign, but we also post about birds, insects, plants, etc.
Finally a tracking question I think I can answer!
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I wonder if you could make flavored chevre by grazing your goats on it?
I was just about to make the same guess!!
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You guys are impressive. If I hadn't been there with Susan, I never would have known this one.
ReplyDeleteWe're grilling a leg of lamb this weekend, and I'll probably grill some flatbread with za'atar to go with it. Here's my favorite sumac recipe:
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Full credit goes to you, Dan. (Anonymous, you were just an hour too late.) And I must admit to being impressed that you have favorite sumac recipe. Enjoy your meal of lamb and flatbread with za'atar.
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