INGREDIENTS

 

2 oz ramp leaves

8 oz unsalted butter, cubed and softened

1 tsp capers, rinsed and drained

2 anchovy filets, rinsed and drained

1 tbs worcestershire

2 tsp dijon mustard

1 zest of lemon

1 tbs fresh lemon juice

salt and pepper, to taste

 

DIRECTIONS

I. place a small sauce pan filled with one cup of water on the stove and bring to a simmer. Using a steamer basket steam half of the ramp leaves until they wilt, about 30 seconds.

II. remove steamed ramps from the pan and chop with the remaining half of fresh ramps.

III. place all remaining ingredients into a food processor and blend well (use the 1 tbs of hot water from pan if you need to help the butter emulsify. adjust seasoning as needed with salt and pepper.

IV. using a 2 foot long piece of parchment paper place the butter in the middle and roll the parchment over it into a log shape. tie both ends with kitchen twine and place in the fridge or freezer to solidify.

Ramp butter will keep in the fridge for up to a week or the freezer for up to two months when wrapped in a Stasher Bag.


Note: Make this recipe vegetarian by omitting the anchovies and worcestershire then increasing the capers by 1 tsp.


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Amanda McLemore · Editor-In-Chief

Amanda McLemore has been editor-in-chief at Baguette and Butter since 2010.

Born and raised in Detroit, MI, Amanda was always drawn to food. She observed how it had the power to bring people together, help us grieve the loss of a loved one, and nourish and repair us from within. The more she learned about food and cooking it the more curious she became on how it was grown and where her food was coming from.

In 2016, Amanda McLemore gave up the grocery store for an entire year to see if it was possible to better connect with the local food grown within and around her city. In this year she learned much about growing her own food, sourcing local and packaged free ingredients and how to preserve the seasons; all for her health and the health of the planet.

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