How to make Capers using Nasturtium seeds
Making nasturtium capers using nasturtium seeds is easy and quite delicious. It's not actually capers as capers comes from another plant Capparis spinosa.
In the sub-tropics here in SE Queensland, Australia nasturtium can grow prolifically and makes a beautiful groundcover during winter. The leaves and flowers are edible too. Usually the seed pods dry on the vine towards the end of winter and fall off, remaining in the soil until next autumn when they germinate. The dry seed pods can also be ground up and used as a pepper.
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In the sub-tropics here in SE Queensland, Australia nasturtium can grow prolifically and makes a beautiful groundcover during winter. The leaves and flowers are edible too. Usually the seed pods dry on the vine towards the end of winter and fall off, remaining in the soil until next autumn when they germinate. The dry seed pods can also be ground up and used as a pepper.
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