Sansai: The Foraged Mountain Greens of Hokkaido That Are Quietly Reshaping American Fine Dining
Deep in Hokkaido's mountain forests, a tradition of foraging wild vegetables known as sansai has sustained communities for centuries. Today, those same taranome shoots, warabi fiddleheads, and kogomi ferns are finding their way onto tasting menus from New York to San Francisco — and into the pantries of adventurous home cooks across the country.