1. Cut off the thicker purslane stems, wash the leaves and thin shoots several times in cold water and drain.
2. Chop roughly.
3. Crush the garlic to a paste with a little salt and whisk it into the yoghurt until smooth.
4. Toss the purslane with the garlic yoghurt and salt to taste.
5. Pile into a bowl, drizzle with the olive oil and scatter the roughly crushed walnuts on top.
6. Serve cold as a side or meze.
Tip: Purslane grows at markets in summer – and even in the garden – with a slightly tart, crunchy bite. If you can't find it, use baby spinach or rocket.
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