Mushroom Picker's Foolproof Field Guide: The Expert Guide to Identifying, Picking and Using Wild Mushrooms
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Author : Peter JordanBinding : PaperbackEAN : 9781842158173ISBN : 1842158171Label : SouthwaterManufacturer : SouthwaterNumber of pages : 128Publication date : 2004-01-30Publisher : SouthwaterTitle : Mushroom Picker's Foolproof Field Guide: The Expert Guide to Identifying, Picking and Using Wild MushroomsLanguages : ArrayNumber of items : 1Studio : Southwater
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SynopsisDiscover the delicacies that hide in your garden, local woodlands or fields with this fully-illustrated A-Z guide. Learn the identifying features and habits of the most popular edible mushrooms, and try the suggestions for storing and cooking your bounty. Also included is a section on inedible mushrooms, clearly illustrating the poisonous species that you are most likely to come across. Quick and easy-to-use, this volume provides all the essential information you need for safe mushroom-picking.
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review by: Mosica date: 2008-09-04 rating:
A very helpful bookthis is a very helpful book for especially beginners, with big colourfull pictures of the most common fungi-edible and poisonous aroud us. very easy to use, clear, lots of hints and also recipes. great.
review by: magicsparks date: 2007-10-04 rating:
A great help to identification.What a pleasure to use and so helpfull, information is key with mushrooms, if your not sure, dont touch it!
I find best to look out for a selection of specific and easily recognised and confirmed species, such as sulphur polypore, giant puffball, cep (penny bun) also Tree ears can be in abundance but dont fry them!! they jump about!
use them for sauces.
Happy Hunting!
review by: londonnorman date: 2004-09-23 rating:
Knowing what to look for...In picking mushrooms, there are 2 approaches:
- show the good and the bad and have copious notes to explain the two
- show only the good and advise the picker to ignore or discard anything that doesn't appear in the book.
Jordan follows the latter and safe as it is, there is always something that makes you want to know about the Dark Side of mycology, just in case you should wander into its temple one day...
Easy recipes, sound advice, safe approach.
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