fiddleheads Jody

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Jody <alladinjw wrote: Add me as another Gemini. Hope you have a

great birthday Donna!

 

You got it.(:- )

 

Unrelated, I'm traveling for work today and tomorrow. At Trader Joe's

on the CT/NY line, they were selling fiddleheads in the vegetable

case. (in a plastic clamshell) I know there are lots of TJ's in Cali,

so maybe you can rustle up some fiddleheads there!

 

No, all the Trader Joe's here are by the beach in my area and they are a bunch

of Calif. surfers

that don't know a fiddlehead from a Mossehead beer. I don't know anyone around

here that's even heard of them let alone find one to cook up. LOL I know when

Guru was talking about fiddleheads a few weeks ago, so I did ask in 3 Trader

Joes and one manager said it sounds liked a musical instruments to him....He's

right it does.

Donna

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I alweays appreciate posts like this, I doubt I will ever see a wild fiddlehead

or even one for sale in the produce but this is good info for any of us out

there picking them.

Donna

 

Jody <alladinjw wrote:

I don't want scare people away from Fiddleheads, but...

 

There are 5 types of edible fiddleheads. Of those 5 types, 4 are

supposedly cancer causing (bladder). The 1 type that is not, I

believe are called osterich fiddleheads.

 

My assumption is that store bought fiddleheads are osterich (assuming

usually isn't a good thing, but I did buy some the other day). I'd

definitely be reticent to pick them on my own because I wouldn't know

which is which.