Made enchiladas on Cinco de Mayo! Filled with white beans and spinach, salsa, tomato-esque spicy sauce, and a so-so cheezy sauce concocted last minute. Topped with guac! Even better the next day for lunch.
I was SO EXCITED to find both fiddleheads and ramps at the farmer's market this past wednesday. I sauteed them both in some olive oil, salt/pepper (the whole raw fiddleheads=stomach ouch thing that I've read about didn't appeal to me, so I cooked them for at least 15 minutes. Good news is that they stayed crunchy (kinda like asparagus), so it didn't even matter. I was worried about limp fiddleheads (try saying that outloud)! After sauteing for awhile, I added come capers, spinach, olive oil, white wine, and lemon juice, before pouring it over the whole wheat pasta. Super-yummy! I love a good wine sauce and don't have them often, so it's usually a treat. Verdict on fiddleheads: Tasty, but not super-worth going out of your way for. I'd rather hoard the spring asparagus, personally. I put raw ramps in my salad tonight and it made a world of difference from cooking them. Super-garlic/onion breath! So strong!
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Fiddleheads and Ramps and Enchiladas.
Posted by Michelle at 5/07/2009 07:49:00 PM
Labels: enchiladas, fiddleheads, food, food porn, ramps, Vegan
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That Enchilada looks super yummy!
ReplyDeleteI'd never heard of fiddleheads and ramps before so I googled them. The fiddleheads look familiar but we call them something different across the pond....I can't for the life of me remember what though!!
Mmm the enchilada looks gooood and I have never tried fiddleheads, I don't know if you can even get them here!
ReplyDeleteYum, that looks sooo delicious!
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