Tag: fiddleheads
When and Where to Pick Fiddleheads in Maine
Fiddleheads are one of Maine’s most iconic springtime treats. These tightly coiled fern fronds, harvested from ostrich ferns (Matteuccia struthiopteris), are prized for their earthy flavor, nutritional value, and culinary versatility. But they’re also fleeting—appearing for just a short window each spring. If you’re hoping to forage your own or simply want to enjoy them … Continued
Wicked’ Good Fiddleheads! 2023 Edition
Welcome back Mainers ! On this week’s blog I’ll be featuring one of Maine’s most desirable food – Ostrich Fern Fiddleheads. With a very short seasonal window for Maine’s fiddleheads, I will show you how to correctly identify and harvest them and the most delicious ways to enjoy it! Before I begin, anytime … Continued
Box of Maine 2020 Update !
Happy New Year ! Welcome back everyone. How was everyone’s holidays? I had a relaxing Christmas with my close friends and a little bummed out I couldn’t visit my family this year. I know with many Covid-19 restrictions some Christmas traditions were put on hold but us Mainah’s are built rugged and we will … Continued
Ten Maine Foods The Rest Of The Country Has Never Heard Of (2025 Edition)
1. Ployes “A recipe based on the one created by the French Acadian exiles who settled in Northern Maine, Ployes are as elegant as a fine crepe, as hearty as a breakfast pancake and as versatile as any bread. Ployes are creating their own identity. From appetizers to main course to desserts and snacks, they … Continued
