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I've never had fiddleheads, but I'd love to try them.I had Gardein fishless filets with vegan tartar sauce, a piece of cornbread with Earth Balance and sauteed fiddleheads. My friend from Maine brought the fiddleheads. I love them so much. They are out only for a few weeks every spring. What a treat!
I love them. I sauteed them in olive oil and garlic. They sort of have an asparagus taste to them but a little milder. I had them crisp-tender. Just delicious.I've never had fiddleheads, but I'd love to try them.
I got fiddleheads from the local grocery store a couple times last month. As you said, such a limited treat. It reminds me of foraging wild ones with my mother as a small child. I looked forward to that experience every year.I had Gardein fishless filets with vegan tartar sauce, a piece of cornbread with Earth Balance and sauteed fiddleheads. My friend from Maine brought the fiddleheads. I love them so much. They are out only for a few weeks every spring. What a treat!
I never had them until my friend introduced them to me a few years ago. I had read that they grow in New England, but we never had them in Rhode Island or Connecticut. They are apparently much more plentiful in northern New England and Canada.I got fiddleheads from the local grocery store a couple times last month. As you said, such a limited treat. It reminds me of foraging wild ones with my mother as a small child. I looked forward to that experience every year.