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post #1 of 5
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ive been seeing fiddlehead ferns in abundance lately... so ive been tempted to do something with them, however ive never cooked with a fiddlehead fern before let alone served it... so i am curious if anyone here has any experience with them?
post #2 of 5
fiddleheads are a marvelous but extremely seasonal thing. never bought them, I pick them straight from the wild.

steamed, sauted, marinated, salad addition - many many uses. also many recipes/ideas on the web - treat them like asparagus tips, you'll be happy.
post #3 of 5
I missed the crop of fiddlehead ferns this year in my garden- too busy doing my paying job :( As Dillbert says treat them like asparagus, steam/ poach, lots of butter, pepper, squeeze of lemon, or maybe some hollandaise sauce, poached egg, they come up a treat. Nice appetiser, or serve with fish, or anything you like to serve asparagus with.
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Fiddleheads are the best. We generally just steam them but they can be pickled as well. If you were to pickle them the same recipe for "Dilly Beans" ( pickled green bean) could be used . The make a nice addition to salads too.
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saute in garlic, butter, some lemon juice. serve it with a nice halibut and a little beurre blanc.. So good
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