Do you have these mushrooms in your area?
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blissful
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We have a kind we call poison mushrooms in our area.
There was a fairy ring of mushrooms in the lawn a few years back, poison again.
Occasionally we see puff ball mushrooms, in forested areas, morels, and in the ice age hiking trail area we picked up an oyster mushroom.
I haven't personally run across any chicken of the woods mushrooms but Wisconsin has those growing on trees.
There was a fairy ring of mushrooms in the lawn a few years back, poison again.
Occasionally we see puff ball mushrooms, in forested areas, morels, and in the ice age hiking trail area we picked up an oyster mushroom.
I haven't personally run across any chicken of the woods mushrooms but Wisconsin has those growing on trees.
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SEEING-TO-BELIEVE
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it's oyster mushrooms
i mean in shops in your area
i mean in shops in your area
That picture of the mushrooms looks like they are already cut up and cooked. They look like lots of kinds of mushrooms.
How about posting a picture of the mushrooms before they are cut or cooked? That would give us a much better idea.
Or, you could look them up on Wikipedia and give us the link, but if you do, please tell us what the link is for.
How about posting a picture of the mushrooms before they are cut or cooked? That would give us a much better idea.
Or, you could look them up on Wikipedia and give us the link, but if you do, please tell us what the link is for.
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I replied before you gave the name in English. I can certainly get these: https://www.metro.ca/en/online-groc...les/mushrooms/oyster-mushrooms/p/059749868747 in shops in my area (the price is in Canadian dollars, so not as much in US dollars). Are these the ones you mean?
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exactly
it can compete with real meat.
and i say it as a meat eater
no much protein tho
it can compete with real meat.
and i say it as a meat eater
no much protein tho
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blissful
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Seeing-to-Believe, people should get 50-60 grams of protein per day, plant or animal protein. If you are eating enough plant food, or plant and animal food, or animal food to survive on, then you are getting enough protein. Excess protein is hard on the kidneys and once the kidneys wear out, they don't grow back. People that do body building actually use more than average so take in more.
If someone doesn't know how much they get in a day they can look it up on an app like cronometer.com, free. I eat plant food and get more than enough protein for my weight.
We love mushrooms here and we buy button mushrooms in bulk amounts when they go on sale, then cook and freeze, and I've canned cases of them too. A portabella burger is delicious. Tomato and mushroom sauce for spaghetti. Mushrooms on a plant based pizza. Mushroom gravy. I just asked mr bliss what he likes mushrooms in, and his answer was 'everything'. lol
If someone doesn't know how much they get in a day they can look it up on an app like cronometer.com, free. I eat plant food and get more than enough protein for my weight.
We love mushrooms here and we buy button mushrooms in bulk amounts when they go on sale, then cook and freeze, and I've canned cases of them too. A portabella burger is delicious. Tomato and mushroom sauce for spaghetti. Mushrooms on a plant based pizza. Mushroom gravy. I just asked mr bliss what he likes mushrooms in, and his answer was 'everything'. lol
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have you ever tried the oyster ones?
larry_stewart
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I love all ' cooked' mushrooms, including oysters ( Im not a big fan of raw mushrooms).
My most common uses for oyster mushrooms are:
- Marinating them ( with a mix of other mushrooms)
- Including them in Mushroom Barley Soup
- Using them in a mushroom rice
I've seen recipes of " Kentucky Fried Oyster Mushrooms" and Barbecued Oyster Mushrooms, which I will eventually attempt to make .
Here 2 of the ways I grow them indoors.
These are one of the varieties I grow each year during the fall and winter months.
My most common uses for oyster mushrooms are:
- Marinating them ( with a mix of other mushrooms)
- Including them in Mushroom Barley Soup
- Using them in a mushroom rice
I've seen recipes of " Kentucky Fried Oyster Mushrooms" and Barbecued Oyster Mushrooms, which I will eventually attempt to make .
Here 2 of the ways I grow them indoors.
These are one of the varieties I grow each year during the fall and winter months.
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SEEING-TO-BELIEVE
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did you grow those in the photos?
i like to just fry in grapeseed oil and salt and pepper until brown (not long)
i like to just fry in grapeseed oil and salt and pepper until brown (not long)
larry_stewart
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Yes, They sell kits, and supplies to grow them. They are relatively easily grown, compared to other mushrooms.
Frying them up with salt pepper, oil is great too.
Ill sometimes fry them ( or any mushroom up) with salt , pepper, olive oil and garlic, then add some pasta at the end.
Frying them up with salt pepper, oil is great too.
Ill sometimes fry them ( or any mushroom up) with salt , pepper, olive oil and garlic, then add some pasta at the end.
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cool
thank you for letting me know
when i will write a post in my website on the subject of these mushrooms i will use your information about it easy to grow..
thank you for letting me know
when i will write a post in my website on the subject of these mushrooms i will use your information about it easy to grow..
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look at that
tho in hebrew you can see the photos or translate. sounds so cool..
tho in hebrew you can see the photos or translate. sounds so cool..
Neato. Are you getting one or more of these?
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SEEING-TO-BELIEVE
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yes when they return to stock !!!!
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i've been told theres even an online workshop in israel for that..
https://www.myco.co.il/lesson/?id=7546
https://www.myco.co.il/lesson/?id=7546
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This is one version available here.
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cool
but they are only good for two or three cycles of growing. no?
i will need to figure out how to grow it in a bucket.. and how to collect all the matrials
but they are only good for two or three cycles of growing. no?
i will need to figure out how to grow it in a bucket.. and how to collect all the matrials
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