Video: Fiddlehead Foraging in New Brunswick, Canada

A fun little video for you from our fiddlehead forage in New Brunswick last weekend! Recipes and more soon.

fid·dle·head
[fid-l-hed]
–noun
1. Nautical . a billethead having a form similar to the volute carved at the upper end of a violin.
2. the young, coiled frond of various species of ferns, eaten as a vegetable.

for·age
[fawr-ij, for-]

1. the act of searching for provisions of any kind.
2. to collect forage from; strip of supplies; plunder: to forage the countryside.
3. to supply with forage.
4. to obtain by foraging.

About Niamh

I like food. I like to make food. Eat food. Photograph food. Write about food. Mainly in London but when I am lucky or organised further afield.
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5 Responses to Video: Fiddlehead Foraging in New Brunswick, Canada

  1. Too funny! Sorry for laughing so much and being such a bad camera woman…

  2. Fun video! I would have liked to have seen the cooking in the same video though. Will that be part 2?

    There’s something about foraging for food that seems a little magical. I have been hunting for chanterelles with my aunt in Scotland – it was a bit early in the season so we didn’t get many but it was so much fun!

    • Niamh says:

      Thanks Caitlin! Yup – part 2. 2 minutes is optimum for online videos I am told. And I believe it given I can’t watch anything online for too long. Thanks re accent :)

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