I forage for it every year. A lovely bluebell woods nearby always has loads of wild garlic. I always make pesto with it. The wild garlic leaves effectively replace both basil and conventional garlic. Then add olive oil, parmesan and walnuts. I will try this for a change. I'm a seasoned bread baker so this should be right up my street.

In French this wild garlic is called "ail des ours" = bear's garlic. Such a name because it's one of the first foods bears see and eat when they wake up from their long winter sleep.

@LePetitNuageGris

2 ай бұрын

Man, their post hibernation breath must be something else… Lol Just kidding. Cool fact! Thanks for sharing. I wish I could find this where I live.

@hhcarbee

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing, never thought about the origin of its name. In Germany it’s called Bärlauch ( Bear’s leek) ❤

@dianebaker5243

2 ай бұрын

Cool 👍

@Kubrzesz

2 ай бұрын

same in Poland

@zaralorelle8611

Ай бұрын

Zara lorelle ❤

Here in the United States we call what you call wild garlic we call Ramps. People will pick them until the patch is gone. They are beginning to be very hard to find. I think I’ll use garlic scapes in place of the wild garlic. That would give green and garlic. I love making bread!

Made my first ever wild garlic pesto yesterday and now this gem appears on my phone. I watched it from start to finish and I’m already imagining impressing my friends with these wild garlic bread rolls. Can’t wait. And perfectly timed, seeing there’s an abundance of wild garlic around.

@lukebarnes3157

2 ай бұрын

Well its no good just watching the middle bit 😂😂

@sandrainscoe5558

Ай бұрын

I don’t know of anywhere having wild garlic, please tell me where I should look?

I freaking love Jamie Oliver. He’s just the best. Most lovable, relatable, down to earth guy. Who can get anyone excited about food! 🥰❤️

@static3032b2t

13 күн бұрын

agreed

Word of the day Wild garlic butter

I will never get bored of watching Jamie. I’ve been a fan since The naked chef days. 🥂

Ai o inspiratie uluitoare! Multumesc, Jamie!

Wild Garlic soup is delicious also.

Absolutely loved this recipe 😋❤

you've gave me some ideas thank you very much.

You're a literal angel. X

I love your garlic bread and thank you for sharing your healthy meals I really do appreciate your a brilliant chef love Amy

Tear&Share is a nice phrase...I'll definitely keep the tear part in mind after baking it 😁✌

Your just awesome voice is so clear teaching ❤❤am from Sri-Lanka

My mouth is watering! I'll definitely try, thanks Jamie!

You are such a great teacher of great flavors! The enthusiasm is catching!

i just love your Videos with All the great vegetarian ideas🧡 jaimie you are sutch a inspiration😇

Thank you Jamie. Love it

Loved this!

Yum, great idea. Thanks

@JamieOliver i love wild garlic. Where I live we have loads . Thank You for this !!

Lovely! This bread's actually quite rich, what with the butter and all.. I shall try doing this with a v simple veg soup I think. Nice one Jamie! 🌟👍

That's a thing of beauty and I love the little tips like the butter in the ice cube tray or the pickled buds

@jamieoliver10086

Ай бұрын

This is my little way of saying thank you from my heart for your likes and comments on my personal and fan pages.I and my management are saying a big thank you. Much love from me to you and your family. We Appreciate All Of It.❤️🙏

In Novi Sad Serbia,,we call it ,,Sremuš,, because it growes in our woods of Fruška Gora in a part called Srem😊On hungarian ,,medve hagyma,,(bear onion) So every country have a name for it😊Jamie a woderful recepie as always🎉

@plamenkastankovic6088

2 ай бұрын

Zamišljam šta bi Dzejmi sve zasadio na plodnoj,Sremačkoj zemlji...🤗🙂

drinking game: every time jamie says "butter". prepare to end up in the ICU.

@CrooperOrg

2 ай бұрын

I’ve counted 20.

@lindaontour

2 ай бұрын

Everything in moderation?

@annishilcock4587

2 ай бұрын

Seeing as he's making Wild Garlic Butter word other than butter do you suggest he use?

@sheltonwilliamson711

2 ай бұрын

I love it❤, challenge accepted 😢

@49lucky

2 ай бұрын

I accept that challenge also😅😅😅😅

Looks so good. Cheers, Jamie! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Sounds amazingly delicious 😋 Beginning of the spring here and I hope I can find wild garlic here in Canada.

Jamie always has the best ideas

Thank you for this receipt and your hits to freezing is great. Greetings from Switzerland

I love it so much 💞 it's amazing recipe 😋

Thanks for showing. Becoming hungry.😋

Tres bonne recette. merci, Jamie.

Delicious 😋

I Love You Jamie Oliver ❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊.

I want some of that! 🙂 Haven't the faintest how to find the garlic greens, but, i think reg garlic and parsley would be good, or pesto. Will definitely be giving this a go. I had some difficulty with the sound quality with this video. At my 100% still many spots when I could barely hear what was being said.

Good video, love how you go in depth with what everything does. It's like a science experiment for bread haha

Yummy. Luuuuv it 😍

Here is the correct way to pick one: "If you feel lucky, you choose the close one next to you; if you so-so lucky, select the middle; if you think you are not lucky, pick the far-away one 🙂

I'm in West Virginia and I believe they are called ramps here in the US. We also have wild onion chives which are delicate and lovely!

AMEN Jamie !!!😍😍😍

so tasty !!!

In the south of the US we call them ramps and they are huge here we even have festivals for them !😊

Merci, à nouveau les papilles sont en émoi 😂 great 👏

That’s sound yummy

Well done. Good job. Good man. I like your video. Thanks

U're more than welcome to Uzbekistan, mate... Looking forward to an unsurpassed Jamie's master class in Tashkent...

Jamie Oliver is a master chef He is a legend in co😂oking that's why we can never forget him as one of the best chef in the world

Mom’s favourite cook boy 😂

Yum yum!!

@GeorgeSpencer-vy4ec

Ай бұрын

Delicious

@GeorgeSpencer-vy4ec

Ай бұрын

Hello there 👋💐🌹

Wild garlic bread, - say, that sounds yummy! Jamie Oliver always knows, how to wake up appetite!

Love it

Such an amazing idea Jamie where to get wild garlic though it's a forgotten ingredient for recipes in my country we use a kind of chives with it with salt it would be great with sea salt I'm from Bulgaria the dips name is "Samardala" you can dry it or use it as paste

I would put the garlic butter inside the dough mix and bake.

In Germany it is called "Bärlauch" :-) going to make tons of Pesto with it next week

we call this "pampushki" in Ukraine. It's very tasty especially with borscht :)

11:22 😂

Looks amazing Jamie. Question: How much is "Two packs of butter" in grams? So many different sizes on the butter so want to do it right when I try this.

@allinsonsherratt418

2 ай бұрын

Looks like 250g to me

@aenebakk

2 ай бұрын

@@allinsonsherratt418 Thanks. Not sure how you can tell, but just to make sure, two bars of 125g each or 250 each?

@allinsonsherratt418

2 ай бұрын

@@aenebakk in England butter is generally sold by 250g. So I'd say he uses 2 x250g. Had a quick look at his other recipes - Definitely 500g total.

Thank you so much for teaching ,we both getting old... 😂😂😂

Jamie, where can i find the recipe of your episode ?

The recipe in the link is far from what is shown here

@lukebarnes3157

2 ай бұрын

It literally says its not the same recipe 😂

The 200g to 900g ratio is the chef's secret here. That colour is great.

Que surpresa… em português ❤ Muito obrigado 👍🍀

Awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🌺🍀🌺🍀

Is that wild garlic similar in taste to regular garlic?

@lindaontour

2 ай бұрын

It is similar but I think it's better.

@mugget1718

2 ай бұрын

It's kind of a mix between chives, parsley and garlic, but it it doesn't taste like any of them. If that makes sense?

@lindaontour

2 ай бұрын

@@mugget1718 That's a very good description. You really have to taste it to know for sure.😋

Does he put chili jam in this too?

I freeze mine in ice cube trays & save a years supply

Great just need some wild garlic which I've never ever seen anywhere ever.

@LePetitNuageGris

2 ай бұрын

Lol right? I’d love to do this, but this is the first I’ve ever even heard of this ingredient. And I’m 32 now… lol

@JLR1957

2 ай бұрын

It's everywhere in the forests and fields.!

@LePetitNuageGris

2 ай бұрын

@@JLR1957 Perhaps depending where you live? Some things are not indigenous to everywhere.

What can I substitute wild garlic with? There aren’t any wild garlic plants in Alabama or at least that’s what google shows unless I order in bulk but I can order seeds or dried in smaller quantities. I don’t want to wait for it to grow & didn’t think the dried herb would give the vibrant green color or fresh flavor. TIA

It's always either a pop or a flop with jamie.

Oh boy.

😋😋😋

What if the wild garlic is not available ?

I have never seen wild garlic. When and where does it grow?

@Tischlerimkopf

2 ай бұрын

Around now in mid-european forests usually, where its a little darker and in wet forest places, but be careful, there is annähernd plant that looks similar this Kind of year thats highly poisonos, but it doesnt smell like garlic, and the leaves are stiffer, wild garlic leaves are little Rubbery

Lol, the explanation of how the bubbles get into the dough and what you said before about Gluten is kind of wrong. Its Glydin and Glutenin that come together to build Gluten. Sadly the butter, will connect the same way. So the dough gets much better by adding the butter a bit later, after kneading and having the dough rest a few minutes. But well, You can cook a lot better than I can :) But it is always funny when a cook talks about baking. I would never put the yeast into warm milk. I bet many viewers have the milk too warm and kill the yeast... This is why I put the dry yeast into the flour, also because oftentimes the yeast in the fluid will stick to the bowl a little and if you put it into the flour you get to use "all of it". Optimal temperature of the dough should be around 25° after kneading. I would cold proof the dough for some time to make it extra tasty... there is a great recipe about pull apart garlic bread. I personally prefer that :)

Bleepin blows my mind with deliciousness!! 🤤 $1,000 for that pan doll, but I'm in OC, CA. 😉

@Veetribe.

Ай бұрын

Oc..CA..dude, you're right in the middle of the best Mexican food in the world..lol..I used to live in Escondido ca..we miss San Diego

Jamie why you are never been in Armenien. I would like to see you in my country

Why is the video's sound volume soooo low???

❤

Missing the salty parmesan

Jamie, what if you put the bread with garlic butter for another 5 minutes in the oven? Would it taste better or would the garlic just be burned?

@remyd1984

2 ай бұрын

Just keep ya eye on it

@GriefHammer

2 ай бұрын

You might lose some of that vibrant green colour, but otherwise I can't imagine it'd do anything that would ruin the dish.

Hola.....por favor subtitulos. No entiendo

Don knead the dough the yeast will do the job

💙💙👍👍👏👏

😉😉😉😋😋😋

Wild garlic bread? I don't remember ever seeing garlic bread in the wild. Jks aside, love the recipe!

Wild kokain

They look like garlic leaves..... correct me if I'm wrong please 🙏.....

I don't think we have wild garlic in the US and what a shame - it looks wonderful!

@allinsonsherratt418

2 ай бұрын

It's a totally wonderful & distinctive smell too - quite sweet.

they changed the 7g bags here... now i've only found 14g .. sigh

It's Ukrainian pampushkas for borshch =D

the sound is very low

Errr! Actually you will never find wild garlic in a field.

In Ukraine we call it Pumpushky

Would oat milk work for that bread or would it be a bit grim?

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Em portugues que delicia!!!

Jamie is it you speaking português?

Don't buy wild garlic bread .. they are getting kinda rare .. probably better to buy Free range Garlic Bread .. lol

@313griffin

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Ого, Джеймі готує пампушки