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A nice walk in the woods produced these lovelys. The bolletes were used fresh while I reconstituded some dried chanterelles that I had; I also threw in a couple of shitake caps that I had. Here is the lineup.
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You can eat it as such but I would get my cast iron skillet hot, drizzle some olive oil and saute the slices a minute or two on each side. Then, I would plate it on a glob of garlicy mayo.
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I just noticed that the asian mushroom name was changed to "Money". I guess to the similiarity to something else.
Awesome, I wish I could identify and take a few to make a meal.
The Asian markets here have a lot of mushrooms that are dried, it's a ramen or spaghetti dish that gets them.
Hey Adam,
I know a few mushrooms that I will always feed to my family. I also know the mushrooms that I wouldn't touch at all. It is a nice bonus to find choice mushrooms on my fishing and hunting excursions. There is one Brown Trout stream here in NM, that I don't even have to get out of the water to pick them.
I learned about mushrooms in a prior life in Spain. There even tapa bars that specialize in different mushrooms; setas, champiņones and such - a nice glass of riojas makes it devine. Every summer here I lead mushroom hikes to our local mountains for chanterelles, bolletes and oysters.
Here are a few Bolletes that I picked during a trip to fish the Rio Grande up by Creede.
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Chanterelles. These shy beautys are wonderful on the plate and to the eye. Preparing them for cooking fills the kitchen with the fragrant smell of apricots.
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Okay, okay... Just one more. Sometimes you get lucky and find a sack of quality Chanterelles like this.
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OK, OK, So color me green! Mushrooms are one of my favorites...any mushroom! I worked as a produce manager for a lot of years so I ate / sampled lots of mushrooms in the cooler. I know there are lots of wild shrooms available here in Cape Breton, but I am terrified of getting a wrong one...guess I could try it out on my wife first.... :lol: