nasturtium salad

Nasturtium-Chive Vinegar–Easy, Zingy Beauty in a Bottle

June 4, 2013 By Nancy Baggett 2 Comments

Years ago, when I was a beginner gardener, I put large pots of nasturtiums by my front door every summer. Due to their cheerful, welcoming look and fresh, ...

Too Pretty to Eat (Almost) Nasturtium Salad with Nasturtium Vinaigrette

August 23, 2012 By Nancy Baggett 18 Comments

I’m pleased to tell you I just ate this nasturtium salad for lunch. (It was dressed with a homemade nasturtium vinaigrette.) Yes, it was almost, but not quite, ...

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