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NWR: Where to Find Morels in VA/MD?
- Thread starter Yule Kim
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originally posted by Marc D:
originally posted by Yule Kim:
(though chanterelles might be around soon).
They are popping up now on in WA.
If you have a bottle of 08 Clos de la Roilette you should open one. It is just brilliant and totally ready to go. 2008 is turning out to be a very useful vintage. The definition of transparent.
BJ of course may want to continue to cellar his bottles
So dry I haven't even started looking! Bully! The coming week bodes well to start flushing for real...
They are smaller now but the texture and flavor are better.originally posted by Brian C:
originally posted by Marc D:
originally posted by Yule Kim:
(though chanterelles might be around soon).
They are popping up now on in WA.
If you have a bottle of 08 Clos de la Roilette you should open one. It is just brilliant and totally ready to go. 2008 is turning out to be a very useful vintage. The definition of transparent.
BJ of course may want to continue to cellar his bottles
So dry I haven't even started looking! Bully! The coming week bodes well to start flushing for real...
Very dense, before they get big and waterlogged later in the season.
Doug Padgett
Doug Padgett
People are amazing idiots.originally posted by Doug Padgett:
silibinin and death capsLocal guys survive.
Silibinin is often used, but there isn't really much data on whether it works.
John Donaghue
John Donaghue
Coccora and Grisettes both have lovely texture but even if you're spot-on sure of your identification there's always a niggling bit in the back of your head saying, "What if....!" They're both beautiful mushrooms, though, especially the Coccoras.originally posted by SFJoe:
Though this is one more confirmation that Amanitas are tasty mushrooms in general.