
Everybody's doin' it! So I had to try it, too. Fiddlehead Ferns! A springtime delicacy. Little baby ferns, all curled up in their fern fetal position. I've seen them all over the blogs, including local friends, but never at the store. But I finally got my hands on some this week! Yay!

Since it was my first time ever trying them, I kept it simple...blanching them in salted water then sauteƩing them in butter.

They were good! Very much a spring flavor...green and planty and fresh. And oh so cute! We had them with some salmon that Jack grilled up with some lemon butter. Mmmmm...crispy buttery salmon skin....
4 comments:
Hey Stef, where did you find them?
butterscott found them for me at the Woodsmill Schnucks. They weren't loose, rather pre-packaged. $3.99, and I think it was a 1 lb. bag...
Whole Foods had them a week or so ago, too!
Great first pic, Stef!!
They look great! Salmon is a perfect accompaniment for the ferns! Don't forget to bill for advertising;).
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