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- noun Plural form of
fiddlehead .
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Examples
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At Seattle chef Matt Dillon's restaurants, almost everything ends up in a pickling jar: tomatoes, plums, beets, eggs, fiddleheads and then some.
White Anchovies With Pickled Spring Carrots and a Six-Minute Egg 2011
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Boil fiddleheads for 2 minutes, until tender but not mushy.
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Drain the fiddleheads, then add to the butter and cook on medium heat until heated through.
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Assemble the dish: Serve each soufflé alongside a portion of fiddleheads.
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To assemble the dish: Serve each soufflé alongside a portion of fiddleheads.
White Anchovies With Pickled Spring Carrots and a Six-Minute Egg 2011
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Well, because the people that name vegetables apparently were lacking in inspiration when they discovered these immature ferns, they're called fiddleheads, due to their resemblance to a certain string instrument's top.
Greening Up Sarah 2009
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In the end you'll have delicious, asparagussy tasting tender fiddleheads with the tiniest bit of charred goodness and no hint of anything that will make you sick!
Greening Up Sarah 2009
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In the end you'll have delicious, asparagussy tasting tender fiddleheads with the tiniest bit of charred goodness and no hint of anything that will make you sick!
Archive 2009-05-01 Sarah 2009
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Well, because the people that name vegetables apparently were lacking in inspiration when they discovered these immature ferns, they're called fiddleheads, due to their resemblance to a certain string instrument's top.
Archive 2009-05-01 Sarah 2009
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Boil fiddleheads for 2 minutes, until tender but not mushy.
White Anchovies With Pickled Spring Carrots and a Six-Minute Egg 2011
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