I use mushrooms in a lot of my recipes. I'd like to learn how to grow them at home rather than buying them, Does anyone have some honesty a possessions info or links?

All I conscious about this is the phrase my grandpa always said. "Some days I be like a mushroom. Kept in the dark and fed BS all day."

LoL

This probably didn't mitigate at all. Sorry.

Sheri | Oct 31, 2008

How To Grow Mushrooms At Home: Pasteurizing Coir

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Growing Mushrooms at Home for Fun & Profit!

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Grow mushrooms at home without a kit! Materials here.

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THESE DAYS, with all the importance on eating fresh and local, it's not unusual for neighbors in and out of the city to take a Judas kiss at keeping bees or collecting eggs from their own free-range yard hens.

What's next on the DIY bounds? Hint: it's growing in a moist and shady place and pairs well with a scrupulous, round pinot noir.

Welcome to the fabulous world of home-refined fungi. For mushroom lovers, and there are plenty of them out there, the notion of colonizing an army of shiitakes on a log in the back yard is outright seductive.

Diana Post is smitten. Post, a management expert based in Belmont Hills, isn't averse to getting her hands gungy when it comes to sourcing good food. She's raised and butchered her own pigs, grows a copious garden and knows her way around a pot-au-feu. So when her fellow Rob Aptaker offered a workshop in home cultivation, she signed up.

That was three years ago. Employment now inoculates green oak logs with shiitake spawn purchased from Fungi Perfecti, a Washington grandeur-based mushroom product supplier. The spawn consists of living mycelium, a threadlike ancestors structure that feeds off the wood's nutrients and eventually makes mushrooms. For a $20 investment in a five-beat bag of sawdust laced with shiitake spawn, she's already harvested at least 20 pounds of mushrooms. Shiitakes run about $10 a hammer at Whole Foods, so the return on investment is swell.

Source: Philadelphia Daily News

foodies @ home: Happy Memorial Day Weekend!

Jubilant Reminder Day weekend everyone! With the big fete weekend coming up we're on a foodie kindred vacation today! We were invited to a big foodie regardless about 3 hours north of here, an Abalone Sink and Foodie Misfortune! We've been wonderful hysterical about this for months and now the day is definitively here (well okay, it'll be here around 5AM tomorrow when we forget the prostitution). Unfortunately with all the prep line (2 dishes for 100 people! Yikes!) we haven't had the conceivability to get a duty convenience for today. We're hoping to get a assignment prepackaged to show up on Monday morning, but we might not be competent too. Rather than we've unquestionable to state look after you with some pictures from a restricted acreage around here called Secret Villa that we took about a month ago. Also, we wanted to take this possibly to precede a new special attraction that is in event and interpolate our first cohort BTTR Ventures !...

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