I would not eat anything you find in a ravine. Usually all the rain water is flushed down there with the road debris, road oils and winter salt and deicing chemicals. If you can still find one, there use to be old Italian women in black dresses that would be bent over in parks and fields picking chicória. I will bet you they can tell you where to get fiddle heads.
Fiddleheads
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I would not eat anything you find in a ravine. Usually all the rain water is flushed down there with the road debris, road oils and winter salt and deicing chemicals. If you can still find one, there use to be old Italian women in black dresses that would be bent over in parks and fields picking chicória. I will bet you they can tell you where to get fiddle heads.
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This... but you slow roast them in a charcoal bbq. I do the same with Brussel Sprouts. Guest eat them like candy... something I never thought I would see...
Yes! And maybe a little lemon.
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