"Weed" is primarily a term of subjective perception and refers to plants that some people find bothersome in their own gardens or that catch their attention as wild growth along the roadside. When weeds such as dandelion, ragwort, goosefoot, corn poppy, clover, thistles, and many others are removed, this book suggests: Consider this in many cases as a small harvest, because often you can use these herbs for great dishes. This new work offers you an abundance of recipes for a tasty and healthy diet. Did you know that beet, lamb's lettuce, or rye were originally weeds and that chamomile or plantain are technically still considered weeds? Discover and appreciate the high benefits of wild plants and weeds for your home cooking.