Wild garlic season is here, and what could be more delightful than baking your own homemade wild garlic bread? We’re sharing two easy and delicious recipes to inspire your springtime baking: a classic version made with spelt flour and a second option featuring oats or buckwheat. The beauty of these recipes lies in their flexibility; you can easily adapt the ingredients to suit your preferences by experimenting with different flours or adding aromatic herbs from your garden. To whip up this mouthwatering bread, all you need is a bunch of fresh wild garlic—ideally foraged yourself or purchased fresh from a local market. If you‘re new to foraging, check out our article «Wild Garlic – Harvesting Tips« or watch our instructional video on YouTube for guidance. Both resources are packed with practical advice to ensure your foraging trip is a success.
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- 250 g spelled flour 630 (or other flour)
- 150 ml of warm vegetable milk
- 1/2 teaspoon sugar or Sugar substitute
- 1 teaspoon of salt
- 20 g of yeast, even dry
- 20 ml olive oil (or garlic oil)
- 1 handful of wild garlic
All the dry ingredients are first mixed, a well is made and the liquids are mixed into it. Together with the washed and chopped wild garlic you can then work everything until you obtain a smooth and non-sticky dough. The dough is then left to rise, covered, for an hour. The bread is baked at 220 degrees for about 30 minutes. When the surface is slightly golden you can remove the bread from the oven. Cooking times may vary depending on your oven, so check often.
More recipes in our wild garlic paperback
You can find this and other recipes in our little paperback”Wild garlic – wild pleasure“(available here). There we have summarized everything you need to know about wild garlic. How to collect it, what plants it can be confused with and how to grow it yourself in the garden. You can find these and other wild garlic topics combined with our best recipes for this amazing wild plant in our compact paperback (ideal for your backpack). Available in our witch herb shop at
Recipe for gluten-free wild garlic bread
With this recipe you can bake gluten-free wild garlic bread. For the bread you will need:
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Beetroot latte: quick, tasty and a real eye-catcher- 500 g of oat flour (gluten-free) or alternatively buckwheat flour
- 20 g yeast (fresh or dry)
- 1 tablespoon honey or Erythrol /xylitol
- 2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar
- 450 ml of warm water
- 1-2 teaspoons of salt
- 1 handful Wild garlic
The flour and salt go into a bowl. The yeast is then crumbled and mixed with honey, vinegar, chopped wild garlic and water. Gluten-free dough is always a little more challenging. You may need to vary the amount of water depending on the flour you use. This is why you don’t have to add everything at once, but knead little at a time until you obtain a homogeneous and not too sticky dough. Now let the dough rise for two hours in a warm place, covered with a cloth. The bread can be baked in a pan or formed into a loaf on a baking sheet. It is cooked at 210°C for about 50 minutes on the central grill.
More spring flowers in the Kräuterkeller magazine
In the spring edition of our Kräuterkeller magazine (available here) is obviously focused on wild herbs and medicinal plants. With our magazine Wildkräuter we have fulfilled a desire we have had for some time: to design and publish, in addition to our books and seasonal calendar, also our own magazine. We are pleased to enter the fourth year with the recently published spring magazine.
Does wild garlic lose its aroma during cooking?
Some of the essential oils and valuable ingredients contained in wild garlic are lost during cooking because they are not particularly resistant to heat. Of course, it is always best to eat wild herbs, such as wild garlic, raw. Only in this way will you be able to preserve all the ingredients. But sometimes you also want to eat delicious bread and if there is an abundance of wild garlic during the wild garlic season, this bread will be a very tasty novelty on your plate. Furthermore, bread can also be easily frozen. If you double or quadruple the recipe, you can bake multiple loaves at once and freeze some or give them as gifts.
What goes well with wild garlic bread?
Wild garlic bread is especially delicious accompanied by fresh herb soup. The recipe for You can find the nine herb soup here. A fresh wild herb salad with a slice of wild garlic bread is also a wonderful meal. You can also spread some homemade wild garlic pesto on the bread to get the most wild garlic flavor. We discovered how to make wild garlic pesto in the article “Fresh wild garlic pesto with just three ingredients: simple, quick, vegan“described.
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