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[Worth1]

Originally Posted by Nematode

Chanterelles from my woods.

Thinly slice onion or leek, fry till crisp in a little olive oil and butter.
Add chopped chanterelles to pan and cook.
Serve with eggs and toast.
Sorry no after pics.

Always know exactly what each mushroom you eat is. Some can make you sick, others can kill.

These were delicious.

They look fantastic I wouldn't know the first thing about collecting mushrooms.
Worth

[Worth1]

Today's supper.
Fresh ground rib meat today's homemade hamburger bun yesterday's sweet pickles.
Last springs homemade jalapeno pickles today's homemade coleslaw.
Yes I love coleslaw I could eat it every day.
Worth
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[Nematode]

Originally Posted by Worth1

They look fantastic I wouldn't know the first thing about collecting mushrooms.
Worth

I'm 5 years into the hobby, and can collect 8-10 species with confidence. Gilled mushrooms terrify me, I will probably never collect them, too much potential for poisoning. Lucky to have a friend who has been collecting for 40 years, very knowledgeable and happy to share.
Last year collected about 30lbs of mushrooms ate many fresh, gave some to friends and dried the rest. One great thing is every walk in the woods is now a treasure hunt.

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by Nematode

I'm 5 years into the hobby, and can collect 8-10 species with confidence. Gilled mushrooms terrify me, I will probably never collect them, too much potential for poisoning. Lucky to have a friend who has been collecting for 40 years, very knowledgeable and happy to share.
Last year collected about 30lbs of mushrooms ate many fresh, gave some to friends and dried the rest. One great thing is every walk in the woods is now a treasure hunt.

The only ones I have ever picked was with my parents on our property.
They were the standard white mushroom.

The old wives tale was if you put a silver dime in the mushrooms and it turns black there is a poison one in there.
I dont buy it.

Worth

[AlittleSalt]

Originally Posted by Worth1

Today's supper.
Fresh ground rib meat today's homemade hamburger bun yesterday's sweet pickles.
Last springs homemade jalapeno pickles today's homemade coleslaw.
Yes I love coleslaw I could eat it every day.
Worth
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I'll have this horrible confession about coleslaw. I like HEB Coleslaw. I add more mayo and honey and sometimes Granny Smith apple shreds. Even shredded cheese if it's going on a burger.

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by AlittleSalt

I'll have this horrible confession about coleslaw. I like HEB Coleslaw. I add more mayo and honey and sometimes Granny Smith apple shreds. Even shredded cheese if it's going on a burger.

Sometimes I buy the HEB potato salad and doctor it up.

Worth

[efisakov]

Worth, how do you make your Coleslaw? I am almost afraid to ask, there has to be too many ingredients, probably. Just kidding.
The bun looks great inside and out. Recipe?

Nematode, I have memory of my father taking me mushroom hunting at an early age. He used to find a good spot where I would be very busy for a while collecting them and he would roam around close by looking for more. He grew up in the village and knew this woods pretty well. He and my mom moved to the city, my grandma continued to leave in the same house in the village at a time. The woods were not dense at all.

[Hellmanns]

Originally Posted by Nematode

Chanterelles from my woods.

Thinly slice onion or leek, fry till crisp in a little olive oil and butter.
Add chopped chanterelles to pan and cook.
Serve with eggs and toast.
Sorry no after pics.

Always know exactly what each mushroom you eat is. Some can make you sick, others can kill.

These were delicious.

I have found HUGE clusters of Chanterelles that look a lot like Omphalotis.

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by efisakov

Worth, how do you make your Coleslaw? I am almost afraid to ask, there has to be too many ingredients, probably. Just kidding.
The bun looks great inside and out. Recipe?

Nematode, I have memory of my father taking me mushroom hunting at an early age. He used to find a good spot where I would be very busy for a while collecting them and he would roam around close by looking for more. He grew up in the village and knew this woods pretty well. He and my mom moved to the city, my grandma continued to leave in the same house in the village at a time. The woods were not dense at all.

Ella the coleslaw is simple.
Mayonnaise a shot of red wine vinegar or lemon or lime juice, some olive oil and sugar.
Carrots and or sweet potato can be used along with cabbage.
Just dont over do it on the liquids.
I have found I dont care for the wild fancy pants coleslaw with everything but the kitchen sink in it.
The lady friend I had over the other night thought it was fantastic.
The first words that came out when she ate it was wow this stuff is good.
I have known her for may years and we have always cooked for each other.
Her mashed potatoes are to die for.
No water no milk just butter.


The bun is just a simple thing to do.
Flour water salt and yeast.

The pictures look like parts of Texas west of here about 70 miles.

Worth

[TexasTycoon]

Making peach pies to bring up to work tomorrow with the last of the peaches from my mom's tree! Using this recipe but I added cinnamon and vanilla to the cream mixture: http://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/easy-peach-pie





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[TexasTycoon]

And yes I was lazy and used frozen pie shells because it's a work night!

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[Worth1]

Originally Posted by TexasTycoon

And yes I was lazy and used frozen pie shells because it's a work night!

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I dont blame you they look great.

Worth

[TexasTycoon]

They got a little messy, but they smell really good!

Took longer than I thought, too. Goodnight y'all!

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[TexasTycoon]

Sorry those pictures were so huge, I need to quit posting from my phone. Had a little slice of pie for breakfast this morning and it was fantastic! That's a good recipe, not too much sugar. I never understood why some fruit pies call for so much sugar. Don't they know fruit is sweet?

[Worth1]

Originally Posted by TexasTycoon

Sorry those pictures were so huge, I need to quit posting from my phone. Had a little slice of pie for breakfast this morning and it was fantastic! That's a good recipe, not too much sugar. I never understood why some fruit pies call for so much sugar. Don't they know fruit is sweet?

Because of me.
They look great.

Now you have me wanting to make a pie.

Worth