Fiddlehead Fern
Fiddlehead fern was introduced in the early 18th Century to the Acadians. It was harvested naturally in Eastern Canada, foraged from the Ostrich Fern Matteuccia struthiopteris. The appearance of early spring fern is tightly coiled tips with a delicate texture.
They appear like tiny curls coming out of the soil or mud. These plants are bright green naturally; while hunting for them, you may find them covered in brown papery skin, which can come off quickly if rubbed. The safest ferns are the ostrich ferns.
It may appear weird due to its tightly coiled shape, but it is a quaint vegetable, and people wait for its season. It has high potassium, antioxidants, iron, and Omega 3 fatty acids, which makes it extravagantly nutritious.
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