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Spring Recipes

Discover the joy of eating seasonal foods and how much more flavorful it is when ingredients are at their peak of freshness! These spring recipes are sure to become your favorites when the earth begins to warm and awaken after the cold winter months.

You'll find many foraged spring recipes made with wildcrafted herbals and flowers including 50+ Dandelion Recipes (even Dandelion Pesto and Dandelion Mead!), Lilac Flower Infused Honey, and Wild Violet Flower Infused Vinegar.

There are also spring recipes fresh from the garden such as Strawberry Rhubarb Butter.

A red and white baking dish with rhubarb strawberry crisp with a serving spoon in it, surrounded by strawberries and oatmeal.

Easy Rhubarb and Strawberry Crisp

This rhubarb and strawberry crisp is easy to make and is a treat for spring or early summer gatherings. Tart rhubarb pairs perfectly with sweet strawberries topped with crispy sweetened oatmeal in this delicious dessert. Rhubarb and Strawberry: A Perfect Pair Strawberry and rhubarb have long been a perfect pair. They’re both ripe during spring…

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Pickled radishes in a mason jar on a wood cutting board with a white cloth in the background, with whole fresh radishes surrounding.

Quick Pickled Radish: Pink, Red, Watermelon, or Daikon

Pickled radish is a tart and tangy spring treat. Use red or pink radish for a whimsical-looking pink brine, or mix a few different types for this quick pickled radish recipe. It’s the perfect pickle for spring! Pink Pickles for Spring Radishes may not be super exciting to everyone, but they are to me! There’s…

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A glass jar of dandelion kombucha with ice, surrounded by fresh dandelion flowers.

Dandelion Kombucha: Second Ferment

Dandelion kombucha is the best kombucha flavor for spring! This second fermentation is made with dandelion tea, creating a bubbly and refreshing drink fueled with flower power. Kombucha Second Fermentation for Spring Flavoring kombucha with a second fermentation process is easy, and the results are delicious, full of bubbles and probiotics. It begins with a…

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Stinging Nettle-Ade (Nettle Iced Tea)

Use stinging nettle tea to make this delicious and health-beneficial nettle-infused lemonade. It’s a refreshing, sugar-free lemonade recipe that’s easy to make and is the perfect spring drink! Wildcrafting Weeds If you want to learn more about the edible and medicinal weeds that surround us and how to use them, check out my eBook: Wildcrafting…

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Cocktail glasses with a silver rim, containing a pink rhubarb cocktail drink, garnished with a candied rhubarb ribbon. On a pink surface, surrounded by pink flowers and a bottle of rhubarb syrup.

Rhubarb Gin Sour Cocktail

A rhubarb gin cocktail is in order for a summertime happy hour! This pretty pink rhubarb drink combines the tart sweetness of the rhubarb with the citrus sourness of the lemon juice which pairs perfectly with botanical gin. If you love a good gin-sour recipe, this is the perfect rhubarb cocktail for you! It’s rhubarb…

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A bottle of pink rhubarb syrup with a bow of twine tied onto the bottleneck, on a woven doily with a white and light background.

Rhubarb Syrup

Rhubarb syrup is a super simple way to use this season’s abundance! With only a few ingredients, this rhubarb recipe is a great method for cooking rhubarb without all of the tartness. Rhubarb simple syrup has the whimsical pink color of fresh rhubarb too! About Rhubarb Rhubarb is one of those vegetables that grow in…

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4 jars of sealed dandelion jelly, stacked in twos. On a circular wood cutting board surrounded and topped by fresh dandelion flowers, in front of a window with natural light.

Dandelion Jelly: Low-Sugar or Honey

Dandelion jelly is a spring treat in a jar, filled with sunshine! This dandelion jelly recipe is low-sugar and made with honey. If you’re looking for a dandelion recipe to keep some sunshine in your life year-round, this dandelion jelly is it! This homemade dandelion jelly is a wonderful way to capture the spring sunshine…

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A hand holding a clear mug of dandelion tea with fresh dandelions steeping in it, over a background of grass with tons of dandelions growing.

How to Make Dandelion Tea

Make dandelion tea for a super simple way to access the power of these humble flowers. With a wide array of health benefits, this dandelion flower tea is the perfect way to enjoy spring to its fullest while also caring for yourself. This is one of the easiest dandelion recipes ever! Wildcrafting Weeds If you…

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A jar of wild violet syrup that is a light purple color, sitting on a wood surface with a honey bear in the background, and wild violet flowers surrounding.

Wild Violet Syrup: Spring Foraging Recipe

Violet syrup made with wild violets is a delicious and stunningly beautiful spring recipe. Wild violets bring their early spring magic to this simple recipe, and the real magic happens when this violet syrup changes color with lemon juice! About Wild Violets In mythology, violet flowers are known as flowers of change and transition. They…

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A jar of chive blossom infused vinegar.

Chive Blossom Vinegar

Chive blossom vinegar is a perfect way to use chives that are bursting with blossoms this spring. If you are looking for a chive flower recipe, this is a simple and delicious way to preserve chive blossoms. I love a vinegar infusion, and this is one of my favorite recipes! Chives are one of the…

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