[Sca-cooks] mushrooms

[Isabella di Giovanni]

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Good Lord. Which Saint are you named after? hehe It would take the patience of one to peel them. My hat is off to you.
I wash mine, but with the stem down, so the little 'flappers' don't get soaked, and before I cut the end of the stem off. Drain on a paper towel. Never had problems. And the morels you have to soak in several changes of water to get all the 'crud, bugs, thingys' out of their little 'apartments'.
Isabella, getting REAL hungry for 'shrooms of any sort
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Clear DayI take a tiny paring knife and "peel" the mushrooms. This gets all the crud off without having to subject the 'shrooms to water. Is this a no-no?
Phillipa

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I always understood that you don't wash mushrooms because they absorb
> water, unless you're going to be cooking them in something liquid like
> soup or stew. Then there's my mother, who always insisted that you must
> wash the mushrooms.
>
> Margaret,


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