My brother

So, in honor of Rabi --who has since changed his eatin' ways ...I give you:
The wonderful world of mushrooms.
I had a great time hiking over the past few days... I needed to get out in the woods and find sanctuary from our high fructose society... I actually just needed to stretch my legs and be silent for a few hours. .. Actually, Vermont is the only state capital with NO McDONALD's (
There weren't of a lot of shrooms around due to dry weather ...But there were plenty for me.
My friend Jeremy, a fellow foodie with a wise pallete, motivated me to get out and forage for things besides nettles and jewel weed. Things like King Boletes and Chanterelles.

In other wild news ... I harvested a few Cattails from the pond. I'm definitely feeling more connected to earth from all this wild grazing. I just sliced up the cattail roots and ate them raw. No harm.
I think I will harvest more and use them in a saute with the mushrooms and eat for dinner.
A note of caution: I am no expert. In fact, I'm barely an amateur. Sometimes, I just think things look edible, so I taste them. Mostly, I imagine that my stomach is made of some sort of machine grade steel due to bourbon consumption. If you're going to try and harvest your own wild edibles, I recommend seeking out and expert adviser. At least pick up a book.
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ps. It is sugar snap season
dont cook em, just eat em.
2 comments:
I think those are two-colored bolets. Just as good as king though!
youre the one who said they were kings... smarty.
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