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Lets make food thread, 5 images, and final product.
picture one is this meat.
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got some mushrooms washed. Love mushrooms. If you don't like mushrooms you should not be on ck because you have an inferior palate.
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got our kiwi and limes ready.
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cook your Ass burgers up.
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And plate it, half the noodles cooked in pesto, half in diavolo topped w/ parm to complete "THE SNOWMAN"
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>>7850281
oh yeah that's lime juice squeezed into a glass, then you put the ice in, then you put the kiwi in, then you put the club soda in, dankest drink of all time.
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>>7850261
>washing mushrooms
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>>7850261
My mom peels off the "shell" because it's "dirty"
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>>7850299
mushrooms grow on cow shit, so it's a good thing she does.
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People who think growing mushrooms is like growing any other produce kekek
I actually have spent good time growing my own gourmet mushrooms, and mycology is a totally separate beast from normal produce cultivation.
Now a lot of mushrooms are fruited in a substrate of coir which is a dehydrated (then rehydrated before use in substrate) and pasteurized manure.
So yes! You should clean your mushrooms, that "dirt" you typically see is a manure based substrate. Though you should not wash them like a normal piece of produce.
Because fungi compete on a very microbial scale, their tendencies for pathogens is low (except for contaminated cultures, but they typically never fruit, and any reputable company or mycologist would discard of them long before they ever even got to fruiting conditions). That being said, due to the substrate they grown on they are prone to physical contamination.
>Get a wet toothbrush
>Gently Scrub off any "dirt"
>Throw under running cold water for a quick second
>Dab dry with paper towel instantly
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>>7851614
great post thanks, just lurking but I have always wondered about this
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