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• #16202
Personally, I like mushrooms (cooked) but bland watery ones or the sliced tinned ones are shite.
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• #16203
That's the work of the mushrooms. Told you, evil.
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• #16204
watery, bland mushrooms are the reason people don't like mushrooms
No, the flavour, texture and smell are the reasons I don’t like mushrooms 🍄 😀
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• #16205
Use Firefox, it's the last good browser standing
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• #16206
It's the whole concept of mushrooms.
Not a plant, not an animal, what the fuck are you?Eating mushrooms? That's like eating athletes foot
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• #16207
I admire this approach, I'd love to know enough to forage for mushrooms. I'm afraid that you've left me no choice but to quote you in the yoghurt weaving thread though.
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• #16208
Not a plant, not an animal, what the fuck are you?
Look at Lichen a fungi and an algae living together
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• #16209
That's like eating athletes foot
Yet more pros.
I didn't used to like them as a kid, but my mum wasn't great with them and they ended up soggy and weird. Cooked properly they're great, and there's loads of different kinds, and the really good ones are a lot of fun too.
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• #16210
Hated mushrooms when I was a kid, later learned to like them in a variety of dishes, but the British Fried Breakfast treatment of them is rank.
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• #16211
Does the fact the mushroom knife was bought in the monoprix (cheap supermarket chain) in Les Halle's Paris at less than €5.
Mushroom identification is alot easier with mobile phones nower days. There is even a thread on here!
@ELbowloh You just haven't found the right mushroom ;) Tho mushroom easily available here seem to be button/white/brown/Portobello are just the same mushroom at different ages.
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• #16212
Finely shredded raw mushrooms are nearly as much of a revelation as finely shredded raw sprouts.
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• #16213
You can fuck off with your sprouts. The joy of school dinner boiled to slime sprouts put me off for life.
Being forced to eat those sprouts or broccoli as there are starving children that would love that food.
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• #16214
The whole brassica genus is abused horribly by traditional British cooking, it's true. I assume our pre-industrial ancestors did a bit better, but industrialisation and two world wars did a lot of damage.
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• #16215
It has nothing to do with taste, it's to do with them being evil
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• #16216
Your "context" cannot save you now.
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• #16217
EVIL mwah ha ha?
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• #16218
Sprouts used to bitter, to some that were genetically sensitive. To others that is what they liked about sprouts. Just cannot get over the force-fed some slimey lukewarm mulch. Yes I cannot let it go.
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• #16219
I quite like sprouts so long as you cook them with enough other flavours that you can't taste the sprouts.
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• #16220
All this mushroom chat has led me back to this childhood propaganda. Very successful on my case.
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• #16221
Everyone who had every tried to sell me on sprouts has tried this method, ooh they're nice fried in garlic butter with a sprinkle of turmeric and black pepper, ah so all better flavours that could arguably make cardboard taste ok
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• #16222
This comes into my head every time I use mushrooms
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• #16223
I've got some sauerspraut on the go at the moment, I had a little test and it's lovely, but sprouts have the potential to be amazing and awful.
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• #16224
Sauteed with chestnuts and bacon. *chef's kiss*
I bought sprouts and mushrooms today, am I a bad man?
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• #16225
Yes you are, but that is entirely unrelated to your culinary choices.
Fucken scum.
I wonder what this means for Brave?