Wild garlic Hildegard of Bingen

Wild Garlic brings a garlicky flavor to your dishes, delicately floral and finer than that of common garlic. It enhances dishes with its full-bodied and slightly spicy aromas. It will go well with many recipes such as pesto, spinach, broccoli, pies,flammekueche… Inspired by the alternative medicine remedies of Hildegard of Bingen, saint, woman of action and visionary of the 10th century. Organic 18g net Recyclable cardboard box and wood cellulose bag compostable at home Ingredients Wild garlic*. * Product from organic farming. Usage tips To incorporate without hesitation into your sauces, stews or to flavor your meats! More about this aromatic In the past, wild garlic was associated with white magic. Known to the Celts and Romans in Antiquity for its properties, it was named “Bear Garlic” because bears would eat it after their long period of hibernation. We have even found traces of its use by prehistoric men in the Neolithic period. Who was Hildegard of Bingen? The recipes for Hildegarde de Bingen brand products use the ingredients recommended by the famous abbess as well as flowers and plants which were not necessarily available in Europe at her time but which contribute to the spirit of her teaching through their flavors and their virtues. Our products are freely inspired by the teachings of Hildegard of Bingen, adapting to current needs and resources. All our products are made with ingredients from organic farming. Blends of medicinal plants, flowers, fruits and organic spices, Hildegarde products are simple to use, tasty and beneficial for your health: the pleasure of doing yourself good and reconnecting with age-old knowledge of our European tradition. Benedictine, Abbess and emblematic woman of her time (1098-1179), Hildegard of Bingen marked all of Europe with her influence, in the field of politics, feminism, music, spirituality and medicine. His teaching promotes human health in its physical, psychological and spiritual dimensions. This alternative medicine designed in the Middle Ages has remained alive. It remains exceptionally relevant in our time, including in light of advances in science. Famous in Northern Europe, Hildegard of Bingen is increasingly known in France. Eco conception A civic-minded company attentive to environmental issues, we practice our profession with active respect for ecology and social and cultural equity. The cardboard for this packaging comes from sustainably managed FSC forests, the printing is Imprim'vert certified. The transparent internal bag is made from cellulose. It is compostable at home. The whole thing is 100% recyclable. The carbon footprint of this product is neutralized by the contribution to a carbon storage program in humus.