If you're from the New England area, you've definitely eaten fiddleheads one or two times before. Fiddleheads are the young leaves of the Ostrich Fern and they are harvested for a short time each year, usually around April and May. It's June now if you haven't noticed, so you can still find them around if you look real hard. It won't be long until they're gone from your local grocery store, so you better hurry. A good list of what to do with them when you get home can be found here. MP3: Old And In The Way - The Great Pretender