Read This: Mushroom Gastronomy by Krista Towns
Mushroom Gastronomy by Krista Towns (Gibbs Smith) $35 – Published on June 4th, 2024 I always...
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Mushroom Gastronomy by Krista Towns (Gibbs Smith) $35 – Published on June 4th, 2024 I always...
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National Audubon Society Field Guide To Mushrooms – North America (Knopf/Penguin-Random...
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Like the chanterelle and morel, the bolete cannot be farmed. These mushrooms are the flower of underground organisms that bloom where they wish, when they wish for reasons not fathomed by science.
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When foraging for wild mushrooms, it is imperative that one knows EXACTLY which mushroom one has. Eating one on a hunch, or a “that looks close enough”, can make a person very sick, and be fatal in some cases. Even the experts note that they don’t put anything in their mouth before they are certain. It’s just not worth going into liver failure over some fungus, as exciting as it may have been to find it.
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