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two ways with… wild garlic

Wild Garlic Aguachile

Aguachile – meaning ‘chilli water’ in Spanish – is a thin, spiced, acidic sauce served over seafood. This is an evolved version.

SERVES 6

80g fresh wild garlic leaves 200g Granny Smith apple (peeled, halved and deseeded) 200g cucumber 60ml kombucha or apple vinegar 40ml rapeseed oil salt, to season

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