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• The arms have knuckle grips that look like fiddlehead ferns.
• Another boasts a thatch of coiled silver fiddlehead ferns.
• Here the ironwork motif looks more like fiddlehead ferns.
• He made iron bend like fiddlehead ferns.
• Ragout of fiddlehead ferns, white carrots and aduzuki and lima beans with French morning and icicle radishes.
• The first takes advantage of vegetables in season now : peas and asparagus ( or fiddlehead ferns ).
• The most famous Dogra dish is " kasrod ka achaar " ( fiddlehead fern pickle ).
• Main courses were bold, hearty New American cooking, like hefty sorrel-flavored rabbit ravioli with morels and fiddlehead ferns.
• Other vegetables popularly cooked this way include bean pods and fiddlehead ferns like " paku pakis " and " midin ".
• Baby monkfish is roasted on the bone and served with fiddlehead ferns and new potatoes; pan-roasted young chicken comes with morels and asparagus.
• _Slopes decorated with evergreens, hardwoods and abundant wildflowers, including fiddlehead ferns, trillium and princess trees with lavender flowers and grapelike clusters of fruit.
• We were curious about the fiddlehead ferns ( $ 5.25 as an appetizer ) so she brought us a couple of the curly greens to sample.
• Tip from 1-pound bunch of medium asparagus, reserving the stems for another use ( or 1 / 4 pound fiddlehead ferns, well washed ).
• Her fiddlehead fern and morel salad with aged Gouda cheese is a favorite _ as is anything made with that year-round luxury ingredient, foie gras.
• The roasted salmon was served on a bed of lobster and chive risotto surrounded by local lupine shoots that tasted like a cross between bean sprouts and fiddlehead ferns.
• And with the new Boston convention center and hotels sprouting like fiddlehead ferns after a rainy spring, Boston will get its share of the lucrative tourist-convention trade.
• Flowers are borne in " scorpioid cymes, " i . e . on spirally curving stems resembling a scorpion's tail or a half-unfurled fiddlehead fern leaf.
• A particularly slow-paced, dry, deadpan and literal kind of humor is as much a part of Maine life as lobsters, lighthouses and fiddlehead ferns, these comics said.
• Teshigahara offers glimpses of ironwork that looks like spider webs, staircases that curl like fiddlehead ferns, windows that droop as if tired, surfaces crawling with mosaics that glitter like semiprecious stones.
• Some of the vegetables aren't available without a major field trip ( cardoons, fava beans and fiddlehead ferns ), but the book is so exhaustively complete that it hardly matters.