The wild greens of springtime are on the rise, in the woods, by the creek, near the tracks, and in your garden, where they are known as weeds. These plants can be intensely bitter and aromatic, making them too strong flavored for many palates. For those who haven’t yet acquired a taste for them, turning these greens into pesto is a great way to explore the wild side of greens.
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