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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.
Allium tricoccum, wild leek and ramp are all names for a tasty, edible plant that is a close relative of the onion. Its bulb is often substituted for onions and scallions in recipes.Its leaves and flowers may also be eaten and make an interesting addition to salads.The best time to transplant Allium tricoccum is in early spring at the beginning of its growing season. Planting large bulbs (more than 1/2 inch in diameter) can provide ramps that you can harvest in two to three years.ig the Allium tricoccum from their current location. Use a spade to loosen the soil a few inches on either side of each bulb. Then grab the plant at the base of its stem and gently pull it out of the soil.