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Fiddlehead

Fiddleheads or fiddlehead greens are the furled fronds from a fledgling fern, harvested for use as a vegetable.

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Fiddlehead

Nodes114
Edges113
Triples103
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017544
Components1

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Fiddlehead

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related to Indian cuisine · 27
Fiddlehead → As, Chekoh, Himachal Pradesh, Himalayan, In, In Chamba, In Darjeeling, In Garhwal, In Kumaon, In Mandi, In Manipur, In Southern, Indian, It, Kangra Valley, Kangri, Kokborok, Kullu Valley, Lingad, North
related to North American cooking · 27
Fiddlehead → Acadian, Eastern Canada, Fiddlehead Capital, Fiddlehead-producing, Fiddleheads, Fresh, Maine, Matteuccia, Mi'kmaq, New Brunswick, New Hampshire, North America, North America's, Nova Scotia, Ontario's, Ostrich, Penobscot, Pickled, Port Colborne, Quebec
related to Varieties · 18
Fiddlehead → Asia, Athyrium, Bracken, Cinnamon, East AsiaVegetable, Lady, Matteuccia, North America, Oceania, Osmunda, Ostrich, Pteridium, Royal, Sarawak, See, Stenochlaena, The, Toxic
related to Asian cuisine · 7
Fiddlehead → Diplazium, In, In Indonesia, Indonesia, Minangkabau, Philippines, This
related to Culinary uses · 7
Fiddlehead → Asia, Fiddleheads, Middle Ages, Native Americans, Northern France, Russian Far East, They
related to External links · 4
Fiddlehead → Facts, Fiddleheads, Maine, University
related to Nepali cuisine · 4
Fiddlehead → In Nepal, It, Nepali, There
related to Constituents · 3
Fiddlehead → Fiddleheads, Many, This
related to Sources and harvesting · 3
Fiddlehead → Available, Each, When
see also · 3
Fiddlehead → Boyi, Chinese, Shuqi

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fiddleheads vegetable called fern also bracken dish known eaten north new asia ferns cooked found local side harvested contain ptaquiloside

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisineIn Indonesia0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisineThis0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisineMinangkabau0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisineIndonesia0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisineIn0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisinePhilippines0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Asian cuisineDiplazium0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to ConstituentsFiddleheads0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to ConstituentsMany0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to ConstituentsThis0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Culinary usesFiddleheads0.60section
Fiddleheadrelated to Culinary usesNorthern France0.60section

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