Saturday, 24 February 2024

Plants We Used to Use 366. Rock samphire

Rock samphire's (Crithmum maritinum) young, non-flowering fronds are rich in calcium. They are said to go well on fresh bread; served with fish or mixed with pasta or rice. It's claimed that, eating this plant, smooths the skin's fine lines and wrinkles.

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