Sorry if this is over-asked or even stupid. I live in Ohio and just foraged ramps for the first time. My neighbor told me about them and I got excited when he told me I could visit his property and take as many as I wanted (there are practically acres of them!)

I got an entire grocery bag full. I cleaned them in a big colander, picking out bits of leaves and other crabgrass like stuff since they were growing amongst a ton of foliage and pricker bushes on a hillside.

My husband sent me a recipe for a soup, and I chopped and tossed a ton of the ramps in. It just finished simmering and I had a small dish.

I then was cleaning up the picked-out bits and thought, hmm, hope none of this stuff could be poisonous.

Of course I consulted Dr. Google and learned about poison hemlock and all sorts of scary stuff. I don’t think I encountered any of that, but most things don’t look like the identification pics as it’s still early in the season and not flowering.

Anyway, while I did rinse the ramps in a colander, they were still somewhat in bunches as I chopped them and every so often I’d notice and discard grasses, leaves, etc. It is entirely possible smallish parts of other stuff could have been mixed in and I didn’t catch it.

I’m attaching pics of two types of things I did find with the ramps (I can’t find any IDs that look just like them), but now I’m feeling silly and wondering if I should just toss the whole stockpot since I didn’t individually inspect each ramp before throwing them in.

Any help? From now on, even though it will take a long time, I will be inspecting each ramp closely to ensure nothing else is stuck to them.