Comments for Eat More Toadstools Blog http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress wild edible and medicinal mushrooms, wild plants, medicinal plants, herbs Thu, 28 May 2009 04:55:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Aborted Entoloma by My homepage http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=127&cpage=1#comment-21 My homepage Thu, 28 May 2009 04:55:15 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=127#comment-21 <strong>Interesting....</strong> I like your site.... Interesting….

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]]> Comment on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets by Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog | PETS WAREHOUSE SITE http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=190&cpage=1#comment-17 Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog | PETS WAREHOUSE SITE Sat, 16 May 2009 09:16:12 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=190#comment-17 [...] Another decent blogger added an interesting post today on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools BlogHere’s a small readingWebVet has a page on household toxins that can cause a problem for your pet, including certain foods for humans and houseplants: http://www.webvet.com/main/article?id=1870. It lists â??mushroomsâ? as the second item in â??the top pet … [...] [...] Another decent blogger added an interesting post today on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools BlogHere’s a small readingWebVet has a page on household toxins that can cause a problem for your pet, including certain foods for humans and houseplants: http://www.webvet.com/main/article?id=1870. It lists â??mushroomsâ? as the second item in â??the top pet … [...]

]]> Comment on Yay! Agaricus Mushrooms by Recent Faves Tagged With "mushrooms" : MyNetFaves http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=20&cpage=1#comment-14 Recent Faves Tagged With "mushrooms" : MyNetFaves Tue, 21 Apr 2009 16:35:29 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=20#comment-14 [...] for 8.25.08: Tix scalping innovation, Barenaked escape,... First saved by lis186 | 8 days ago Yay! Agaricus Mushrooms First saved by TheNextLevelGuitar | 8 days ago Stir-fry Fresh Lily Bulbs With Brown Mushrooms [...] [...] for 8.25.08: Tix scalping innovation, Barenaked escape,… First saved by lis186 | 8 days ago Yay! Agaricus Mushrooms First saved by TheNextLevelGuitar | 8 days ago Stir-fry Fresh Lily Bulbs With Brown Mushrooms [...]

]]> Comment on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets by Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog | HEALTHY PET LIVES http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=190&cpage=1#comment-13 Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog | HEALTHY PET LIVES Mon, 20 Apr 2009 17:15:19 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=190#comment-13 [...] and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog April 13th, 2009 A smart blogger added an interesting post on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools [...] [...] and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog April 13th, 2009 A smart blogger added an interesting post on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools [...]

]]> Comment on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets by Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog | FISH TANK PRODUCTS http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=190&cpage=1#comment-12 Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools Blog | FISH TANK PRODUCTS Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:00:28 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=190#comment-12 [...] This chap placed an observative post today on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools BlogHere’s a quick excerptWebVet has a page on household toxins that can cause a problem for your pet, including certain foods for humans and houseplants: http://www.webvet.com/main/article?id=1870. It lists â??mushroomsâ? as the second item in â??the top pet … [...] [...] This chap placed an observative post today on Mushrooms and Plants That Are Toxic to Pets Eat More Toadstools BlogHere’s a quick excerptWebVet has a page on household toxins that can cause a problem for your pet, including certain foods for humans and houseplants: http://www.webvet.com/main/article?id=1870. It lists â??mushroomsâ? as the second item in â??the top pet … [...]

]]> Comment on Edibility of Wood Ears Growing on Buddleia by Nepenthes http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=204&cpage=1#comment-9 Nepenthes Mon, 23 Mar 2009 20:30:15 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=204#comment-9 Hey, thanks. I really like wood ears - hot and sour soup wouldn't be the same without them! I'll try a small amount and keep a sample in the fridge. Hey, thanks. I really like wood ears – hot and sour soup wouldn’t be the same without them! I’ll try a small amount and keep a sample in the fridge.

]]> Comment on What to Do While Waiting for Morels by Topics about Food and Recipes » Archive » What to Do While Waiting for Morels http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=175&cpage=1#comment-8 Topics about Food and Recipes » Archive » What to Do While Waiting for Morels Tue, 24 Feb 2009 20:21:25 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=175#comment-8 [...] Eat More Toadstools Blog added an interesting post on What to Do While Waiting for MorelsHere’s a small excerptIf you live in the Mid-Atlantic, here’s a few suggestions while you are waiting for that first morel to pop out of the ground: 1. Amish mud sales.   These are late winter and spring auctions at the fire companies in Lancaster CO, PA. There is a good reason why they are called mud sales… bring your boots.  You thought the Amish were plain people? Check out the buggies up for auction.  Everything from the used “Chevy” buggy to the high end, low mileage “Cadillac” style with lots of extras.  [...] [...] Eat More Toadstools Blog added an interesting post on What to Do While Waiting for MorelsHere’s a small excerptIf you live in the Mid-Atlantic, here’s a few suggestions while you are waiting for that first morel to pop out of the ground: 1. Amish mud sales.   These are late winter and spring auctions at the fire companies in Lancaster CO, PA. There is a good reason why they are called mud sales… bring your boots.  You thought the Amish were plain people? Check out the buggies up for auction.  Everything from the used “Chevy” buggy to the high end, low mileage “Cadillac” style with lots of extras.  [...]

]]> Comment on Just Wondering… by Nepenthes http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=159&cpage=1#comment-7 Nepenthes Thu, 12 Feb 2009 21:35:17 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=159#comment-7 Hah, yeah swamp water does indeed have lots of tannins, but I think it's one of those things that a <i>small</i> amount may be good for you but a large amount is, well... disgusting (even though I like the way black water looks, I don't think I'd care to taste it). Anyway, I'd rather drink red wine! Hah, yeah swamp water does indeed have lots of tannins, but I think it’s one of those things that a small amount may be good for you but a large amount is, well… disgusting (even though I like the way black water looks, I don’t think I’d care to taste it).

Anyway, I’d rather drink red wine!

]]> Comment on Winter Mushrooming by eatmore http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=165&cpage=1#comment-6 eatmore Wed, 04 Feb 2009 18:17:19 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=165#comment-6 They're still in the refrigerator waiting for me to get a round tuit. I was just showing a Field & Stream writer around the local fungi that day, and hadn't really expected to find those. I did expect oyster mushrooms, and we found some of them also. They're also a blood thinner medicinally. Something to remember if you have surgery scheduled and you're thinking about a bowl of hot and sour soup to fortify yourself. They’re still in the refrigerator waiting for me to get a round tuit. I was just showing a Field & Stream writer around the local fungi that day, and hadn’t really expected to find those. I did expect oyster mushrooms, and we found some of them also.

They’re also a blood thinner medicinally. Something to remember if you have surgery scheduled and you’re thinking about a bowl of hot and sour soup to fortify yourself.

]]> Comment on Just Wondering… by eatmore http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=159&cpage=1#comment-5 eatmore Wed, 04 Feb 2009 18:06:27 +0000 http://eatmoretoadstools.com/wordpress/?p=159#comment-5 I never thought about making tea from South Georgia river water when I lived there. Even the really clean river water, which there was years ago and may yet be, is loaded with tannins. I don't know if the "good stuff" in the mushrooms is water soluble. Or if it even exists in acorns. A half decent chemist with a lab could probably figure some of it out, but I'm not in any position to do so. I never thought about making tea from South Georgia river water when I lived there. Even the really clean river water, which there was years ago and may yet be, is loaded with tannins.

I don’t know if the “good stuff” in the mushrooms is water soluble. Or if it even exists in acorns. A half decent chemist with a lab could probably figure some of it out, but I’m not in any position to do so.

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