Posted:
Sat Oct 09, 2010 8:56 pm
by grisell
Today's harvest below. The ink caps seem to be out of season now, so Ryan's delicious soup recipe will have to wait a year.
Rufous Milkcaps (
Lactarius rufus), Scaly Toothcaps (
Sarcodon squamosus), a few
Albatrellus subrubescens. Four kilos total. The Scaly Toothcap on the left was 28 cm across and weighed over half a kilo!
I will try a new recipe for marinated mushrooms. Especially milkcaps are said to be excellent when marinated. I will report later.
Posted:
Wed Aug 31, 2011 8:26 pm
by onewheeler
I've just picked the best part of a kilo of chanterelles (cantherellus cibarius). This evening it was poached salmon fillet, with chanterelles sautéed with a little onion, garlic, then white wine added and reduced, and finished with cream. Delicious.
With the rest, thinking of trying chanterelle vodka with some and a mushroom risotto with the remainder.
Never tried the vodka before, but it seems to be well recommended.
It looked promising that there might be a few more in my secret patch in a few days...
Martin/
Posted:
Thu Sep 15, 2011 8:13 pm
by GarretT
I need to start learning about how to hunt and pick mushrooms. I love mushrooms and always buy them at the store but would lie to learn about the edible ones that grow around me and where and when to pick them. I usually have portabellos although I love the flavor of shitake mushrooms.