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The Wilderness Wife

Living, Cooking, Gardening, Crafting in Maine


In Search fo the Elusive Fiddlehead Fern

May 24, 2012 by Sheryl Thompson 7 Comments

Fiddlehead, fiddlehead recipe, fiddlehead recipes, how to cook fiddleheads

The hunt for the elusive fiddlehead fern........ For the last couple of weeks, Bill and I have been in pursuit of the revered Northwoods delicacy, the Fiddlehead Fern.  Technically, it is called the ostrich fern.  But when it first pops up through the ground, the frond is tightly curled in on itself resembling the head of a fiddle, thus it is referred to as a … [Read more...]

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