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These recipes, all contain Thyme (Common) as a major wild food ingredient.

Wild thyme (also known as creeping thyme) tends to grow in limestone uplands and looks very much like a dwarf variety of the cultivated common thyme Thymus vulgaris. Indeed, garden thyme can be substituted for any recipe that calls for wild thyme. You can also make a tea infusion by placing the flowers and stems in boiling water and infusing for ten minutes. This is said to be an effective anti-expectorant.

In my herb garden I have common thyme, silver thyme (Thymus argenteus) and lemon thyme Thymus citriodorus.