Exempting those that kill you or make you crazy for six hours, wild mushrooms can, as most readers are very aware, be extremely delicious. Chanterelles are buttery and subtle; fresh porcini are robust and nutty, excellent roasted, or in salads with Parmigiano-Reggiano shavings and pine nuts; lion's mane mushrooms are furry and high-strung, delicate, with a mild, almost seafood-like taste -- especially nice folded into an omelette. The...
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- Odd Couple, or Where Coffee Grounds and Mushroom Meet (triplepundit.com)
A Lodi woman who became sick from eating mushrooms she picked in the wild has died. After being hospitalized Nov. 10, officials at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco say the woman died over the weekend. Hospital spokesman Kevin McCormack said the woman's husband, who also ate the so-called "death cap" mushrooms, was released from the hospital Monday.
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- Lodi Family Hospitalized For Eating Poisonous Mushrooms (sanfrancisco.cityfeeds.com)
You could almost call it herding mushrooms. At noon on Saturday, more than a dozen volunteers were unwrapping mushrooms of various types, much like unpacking ornaments for a Christmas tree, preparing them for sorting.
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See this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Melissa Murphyfor The Brooklyn Paper
This is a great soup, full of wonderful earthy mushrooms. Roasting the mushrooms concentrates their flavor. It is an elegant first course that acts as a preview of the delicious meal to come.
Roasted Wild Mushroom Soup with Sherry
Makes 12 servings
2-1/2 pounds assorted mushrooms (cremini, portobello, shiitake and white button), cut into one-inch pieces
3/4...
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Cornell returns smuggled mushrooms back to ChinaIthaca JournalTeng studied mycology at Cornell University in the 1920s, then spent the next decade traveling on horseback gathering molds, lichens, yeasts, ...and more »
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