
In any case, we had 4 lovely days of backpacking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Tam, I must say, it goes UP there!!
After emerging from the wild and showering, we went out for Clam

We stayed three nights at a B&B in Boothbay Harbor, taking in the local color at the Opera House where we watched a charming open mic event. Boothbay before the season is really quite lovely as there are no crowds and it really is a beautiful little town.
We hit two different crab houses while there and also took advantage of the Glidden Point Oyster Farm being right down the road. Paired with a Seal Cove mixed sheep and cow milk Olga, they made for a wonderful lunch by the sea in the fog.
I highly recommend the Botanical Gardens in Boothbay. Be prepared to walk a lot, but they just opened 2 years ago and they are already gorgeous. The café at the Botanical Gardens serves local food whenever possible and the food is quite tasty.
It was fiddlehead season as you can see, so we bought a bunch and sauteed them with a bit of

Anyway, the trip was fantastic, now let's just hope I get inspired to cook again.
Oh dear goodness... I boil fiddleheads twice.. rinsing between to remove the tannic acid! I can't imagine stir frying them and eating a fair number of them!
ReplyDeleteI thought fiddleheads were an excuse for hollandaise sauce anyway.
Up, you say? Scratch that off the bucket list..
Glad to see you had a good trip with delicious food!
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