I trim off any mushy brown parts, and brush off the pine needles and dirt.
They’re too dirty and too many for a brush off. I’ll soak agitate and spin, then into a towel. I’ll do it just before cooking so the mush don’t take on too much water. It was a deal! That’s why I got so many. @linguafood it’s going to be butter shallots and thyme. Like you said, kiss. Plus I got lots of other dishes needing to be made or finished…
This just popped in my inbox, @BarneyGrubble. Same company I ordered a ginormous amount of dried morels last time ![]()
Thanks for the info. BTW, some years ago I mentioned morels to someone at work (who had never had morels), and her response was that there were lots growing where she lived as a kid, and they used to see how far they could kick them!
OMG. Pretty sure you’d go to jail for doing that here in Penna ![]()
Giant Puffballs are fun to kick, especially after watermelon seed spitting season is over.
This recipe is one of the best out there, ever. I do use less paprika when I make it, tho.
Good to know! It sounds absolutely delish.
On the local news last night they covered a story about a bunch of people getting sick from eating foraged Death Caps. They then proceeded to use video and pictures of mushrooms that were definitely not Death Caps. ![]()
Helpful! /s
Yes, every spring and fall we hear about the poisonings by ingestion of toxic mushrooms. Mushrooms Demystified by David Arora, a reliable in-the-field-guide-person, possibly a class and foraging experience is necessary. Sadly, not many people are able to educate themselves. And then you have the media…
Shrinkrap, I like mushrooms but I am not that good at preparing them. Your prep of those mushrooms was straightforward and outstanding. They look perfect to me!
Loaded mushroom quiche.
What was surprising was how intense the plan old crimini mushrooms were — I dry sautéed them, finishing with butter.
It’s amazing what a good dry sauté will do to a mushroom, even plain old white buttons.
Such concentrated flavor!





