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Amy,

Well, there's Oregon wine or beer, if I can ship it to Colorado / Chicago. Or how about some really good coffee beans?

Amy, may have nice Porcinis and Chantrelles but we have the best Jack-O-Lanterns and Morels. Stop by for dinner.

Tim

I'd be all over the wine or coffee beans. I've no extra mushrooms after this last season (just enough porcinis dehydrated to last me until next summer), so we'll have to make this a summer/fall 2011 trade. Deal?
Amy

I mean, how many towns do you know that have a Mushroom Festival?

Amy

Amy,

A naked bike ride in Telluride? I mean, we're used to that sort of thing in Berkeley and on the Castro, but in Colorado?

Anyway, when we went to the Oregon coast, we missed the Yachats Mushroom Festival ... possibly the country's biggest trade in chantrelles and truffles ... by a couple of weeks. Grrr.

Author:	Amy [ Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:39 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Chantrelle mushrooms
TheFuzzy wrote: Amy, Well, there's Oregon wine or beer, if I can ship it to Colorado / Chicago. Or how about some really good coffee beans? Josh, I'd be all over the wine or coffee beans. I've no extra mushrooms after this last season (just enough porcinis dehydrated to last me until next summer), so we'll have to make this a summer/fall 2011 trade. Deal? Amy

Author:	Amy [ Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:53 pm ]
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Tim wrote: Amy, may have nice Porcinis and Chantrelles but we have the best Jack-O-Lanterns and Morels. Stop by for dinner. Tim Morels...yum. Perhaps we can also work out a trade. I understand Lib's concern about safety. We have a local gentleman by the name of John Sir Jesse (I kid you not) who comes to the restaurant and certifies the safety of the untold number of pounds of mushrooms we harvest. I mean, how many towns do you know that have a Mushroom Festival? Amy

Author:	TheFuzzy [ Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:08 pm ]
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Amy wrote: I'd be all over the wine or coffee beans. I've no extra mushrooms after this last season (just enough porcinis dehydrated to last me until next summer), so we'll have to make this a summer/fall 2011 trade. Deal? Amy Deal. I'd prefer to send coffee ... it's much cheaper to ship. Blue Bottle?

Author:	Amy [ Sun Dec 12, 2010 8:44 pm ]
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TheFuzzy wrote: Blue Bottle? Deal.

Author:	easy bake [ Mon Dec 13, 2010 10:37 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Chantrelle mushrooms
I found this on Foodgawker - braised chicken thighs with chantrelles. http://www.hungrycravings.com/2010/12/last-chance-for-chanterelles.html And then there is the Cream of Chantrelle Soup with Wild Rice: http://www.hungrycravings.com/2009/10/gloating.html Other info on them: http://www.wild-harvest.com/pages/chanterelle.htm

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Author:	javafiend [ Mon Dec 13, 2010 10:48 am ]
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Amy wrote: I mean, how many towns do you know that have a Mushroom Festival? Amy Mushroom Festival

Author:	gardnercook [ Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:08 pm ]
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I mean, how many towns do you know that have a Mushroom Festival? Amy[/quote] How many towns do you know that have a festival every weekend, including the "no festival" festival weekend?

Author:	Amy [ Mon Dec 13, 2010 6:52 pm ]
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java, Nice to hear there is more than one mushroom festival out there! And Ilene speaks the truth. We have some kind of festival almost every weekend of the summer...including the "Nothing Festival" which is just as it sounds...except it's become the unofficial weekend for the naked bike ride. And yes, I'm serious. Amy

Author:	TheFuzzy [ Mon Dec 13, 2010 10:14 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Chantrelle mushrooms
Amy, A naked bike ride in Telluride? I mean, we're used to that sort of thing in Berkeley and on the Castro, but in Colorado? Anyway, when we went to the Oregon coast, we missed the Yachats Mushroom Festival ... possibly the country's biggest trade in chantrelles and truffles ... by a couple of weeks. Grrr.

Author:	Amy [ Tue Dec 14, 2010 2:32 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Chantrelle mushrooms
TheFuzzy wrote: Amy, A naked bike ride in Telluride? I mean, we're used to that sort of thing in Berkeley and on the Castro, but in Colorado? Yes, there used to be one in Boulder as well (and probably some other towns), but the Boulder cops threatened to arrest anyone riding naked this year. TheFuzzy wrote: Anyway, when we went to the Oregon coast, we missed the Yachats Mushroom Festival ... possibly the country's biggest trade in chantrelles and truffles ... by a couple of weeks. Grrr. That's true. I'd forgotten about that...a fellow chef told me about a truffle hunting class they do.

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