Head to the forest and gather a hefty bunch of wild garlic for this recipe. Not to be confused with the three cornered leeks, wild garlic’s broad leaves are pungent from the moment you pick them. It’s worth making this pesto to make the most of the season as it leans heavily on wild garlic for its bright green colour and mild garlic taste. Just make sure you wash the leaves well before use. It’s early but if you spot any of the white flowers on the plants, pick them and use as a garnish.