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What wild vegetables can I eat in spring?
Most people may be as tired of eating big fish and meat as I am. Eating these high-calorie foods often may not only lead to the fatigue of taste buds, but also make many people feel that eating the same food every day, which may also lead to a variety of potential diseases. So now most people want to return to their original lives, and they want to eat more light food that is good for their health, and some people want to eat wild vegetables.

As a person living in the countryside, as long as I am good at discovering and want to pick wild vegetables, I will find wild vegetables everywhere. What wild vegetables can be eaten in spring?

1, shepherd's purse is mostly in the north, which is the earliest wild vegetable growing in spring. Shepherd's purse is common, but it is very beneficial to people's health. It is rich in trace elements such as protein, calcium, iron and phosphorus. For some women, shepherd's purse can also play an obvious role in anti-aging and promoting collagen production, so it is loved by many people and is called the king of wild vegetables in spring. The practice of shepherd's purse is also varied. Generally speaking, shepherd's purse is eaten on the third day of the third lunar month in the northern countryside.

Avoid eating shepherd's purse: shepherd's purse is mild in nature and excellent in taste, which is suitable for all people.

2. Bitter vegetables generally grow all year round as long as the temperature is suitable, but because the temperature is relatively suitable in spring, the number of bitter vegetables growing in spring will be more. Sowthistle planted in spring is not only rich, but also rich in taste and nutritional value. Some people think bitter vegetables taste bitter, so they don't like them very much, but in fact, more bitter vegetables are of great benefit to people's health. Eating bitter vegetables often can effectively clear away heat and toxic materials, resist bacteria and diminish inflammation. For some people who often get angry, this dish can not only be used as a special food, but also be very beneficial to people's health.

Portulaca oleracea should be a kind of wild vegetable that many people know. You can see it all over the north and south. Generally speaking, the growth month of Portulaca oleracea should be May-August. Portulaca oleracea has a relatively good taste and can be used in various foods to make delicious food together. Eating more purslane can effectively achieve the effect of clearing heat, promoting diuresis and detoxifying. Some people with severe swelling can eat more purslane, and they should eat more purslane for frequent urination and urgency.

4. Oenanthe javanica generally grows in wet places such as the water's edge and contains a lot of nutrients such as selenium, dietary fiber and brass. It has diuretic, hemostatic, spleen and stomach functions, and the effect of lowering blood pressure is also outstanding. It is a good health vegetable. We can usually eat Oenanthe cress cold or stir-fry, or we can chop it up and wrap it in jiaozi.

5, dandelion Dandelion is a good medicine, with the effects of detumescence and diuresis, clearing away heat and toxic materials, nourishing and strengthening, which can effectively regulate the body's inflammation, cold and high fever, sore throat, improve sexual immunity, and have the effects of benefiting the liver, benefiting the gallbladder and protecting the liver. Dandelion can be eaten in many ways. You can wash it directly and mix it cold, or make soup or stir-fry it, or make tea after drying it.

It is a taboo for many women: dandelion is cold, and the general population can eat it in small quantities, but it is not suitable for people with cold stomach and weak constitution.

Eating wild vegetables follows four principles.

1. Don't pick wild vegetables everywhere. Many people will choose to pick wild vegetables in the wild, but we must pay attention to the location of picking, preferably in farmland. Don't go to parks, roadsides and fields with unknown soil characteristics, because wild vegetables in these places may be polluted by harmful substances such as pesticides or heavy metals in the soil. 2. Don't pick unfamiliar wild vegetables. Many wild vegetables are similar in appearance, but their efficacy may vary greatly, and some of them are still toxic. Therefore, if you are not familiar with wild vegetables, don't pick and eat them rashly. Be sure to confirm whether the picked wild vegetables are edible to your elders or friends who are familiar with them. Do not eat too much. Our food has been screened for thousands of years, and the best ones are basically what we often eat. If you don't eat it often, you will definitely have some problems. For example, most wild vegetables are bitter and cold, which is easy to damage the spleen and stomach. 4. Be sure to clean it before eating. Because the growing environment of wild vegetables is not easy to grasp, it must be cleaned before eating. Wild vegetables can be soaked in clear water or light salt water for not less than 1 hour.