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Save. Ramps (or wild leeks as they are sometimes called) can be found in forested areas across most of the United States and southern Canada and are a traditional North American wild food. Finding wild ramps is easy once the foragers knows what the leaves look like.he entire ramp plant is edible. The leaves produce a more mild onion/garlic flavor than the bulb. A traditional dish is cubed potatoes fried with bacon fat and wild ramps. Ramps can also be used anywhere onions and garlic are but in moderation--they are significantly stronger than their cultivated counterparts.
The wild leek (ramp) is a perennial herb that grows from an oblong shaped, white, edible bulb. In early spring, two-three basal leaves with parallel veins grow from the bulb.The leaves are. 4-12 inches (10-30 cm) long, 1-3 inches (2.5-8 cm) wide, waxy, edible, and the lower stem is colored purplish-maroon or white.At the end of spring the leaves die back and a 8-12 inch long, smooth flower stem will appear with six-petalled white flowers arranged in an umbrella.-12 inches (10-30 cm) long, 1-3 inches (2.5-8 cm) wide, waxy, edible, and the lower stem is colored purplish-maroon or white. At the end of spring the leaves die back and a 8-12 inch long, smooth flower stem will appear with six-petalled white flowers arranged in an umbrella.