Yes, they are sweet. We?ve usually just eaten them as-is out of the ground. Nice crunch. Have also heard of people cooking them with trout while camping.

Art

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Thanks for posting Art. Learn something every day. I never knew about these type of onions. Do they have a sweet taste?

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It?s not Valentine?s Day, but I came across this Sierra Flat-stemmed onion (Alium platycaule). They like rocky volcanic soil and appear soon after snowmelt. This one wasn?t blooming yet, but will soon. Nice purple/pink flowers. The onions are marble-sized, and taste pretty good. They are definitely NOT a threatened species. Some slopes will have hundreds of them.

Art

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