14. Caltha palustris, marsh marigold (soleihov); although quite strong tasting even after cooking various Caltha sp. were used traditionally sa reported in Cornucopia II: “Young leaves are eaten like spinach, especially after having been boiled in two or more changes of water and cooked in a cream sauce. Flower buds are pickled in vinegar and used as a substitute for capers.”

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