
Recipe from Stirring the Pot, credited to Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything Vegetarian.
This recipe is ridiculously simple by internet standards, but it works, and it’s a good reminder that not every savory thing has to have an onion.
Recipe from Stirring the Pot, credited to Mark Bittman’s How to Cook Everything Vegetarian.
This recipe is ridiculously simple by internet standards, but it works, and it’s a good reminder that not every savory thing has to have an onion.
I found these at the grocery store, next to a sign warning that you have to cook them. The first thing I noticed was how grimy they looked. Washing them was annoying because of their tightly coiled shape, but at least they weren’t full of actual dirt like some vegetables. I also noticed that any damaged parts turned brown quickly.
Fiddleheads are known to cause food poisoning if not cooked aggressively, although no one seems to know why. I boiled mine and then sauteed them with butter, garlic, and lemon. After all that, they tasted like limp asparagus. I wouldn’t bother with these again.