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Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:45
	I was just wondering whether anybody else was a fan of these mushrooms. Just bought a load on the market and I am trying to decide how best to deal with them. I am tempted to stuff them
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: August 2009 Posts: 45,776 Send Message	BarbinSGlos	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:48
	Oh Errol Life is far too short :-D
	Researching:
Member Since: October 2005 Posts: 23,596 Send Message	JoyBoroAngel	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:50
	i would chop them real small and maybe fry them on a really hot heat :-D
	Researching: The birth of Middlesbrough
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:52
	Is that the best way to deal with them?
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	♥†۩ Carol Paine ۩†♥	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:52
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	Nice with a filling of bacon & goats cheese Do make sure you wash them well though or you might get a stray hair.
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 28,517 Send Message	ButtercupFields	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:53
	*wakes up.....it's not magic mushroom time is it? Oh goody! :-D :-D :-D
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:54
	Goat's hair? I have to hose the old goat down first?
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:55
	Sorry to disappoint Buttercup but there is nothing magical about flat caps
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: May 2003 Posts: 20,606 Send Message	maggiewinchester	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:56
	Do'h. I thought this thread was about flat caps - a la last of the summer wine :-(
	Researching: Gg gran Amelia - Suffolk side
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 15:57
	Last of the summer wine? huh? You have drained the bottle? there is none left to go with the flat caps? Very disappointed and crestfallen
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	♥†۩ Carol Paine ۩†♥	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:00
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	My old Mum trusted nothing picked by anyone else, 'you just do not know what else they have been doing' :-0 I actually prefer flat caps over buttons as they have better taste. Ours are going to be cooked whole in a little melted butter & being served with Fillet steak, baked tomatoes fried onions & chips.
Member Since: February 2013 Posts: 249 Send Message	vera2010	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:00
	so did I Maggie. Just like my da used to wear. Vera
	Researching: McIntosh, Bruce, Munro and Fraser
Member Since: December 2008 Posts: 17,005 Send Message	GeordiePride	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:01
	Errol - Tried various ways of cooking them but I prefer to stuff them. GP
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:09
	yes I think they should always get stuffed. Question is, what filling?
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	♥†۩ Carol Paine ۩†♥	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:09
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	Are yours the big horse mushrooms? Stuffed with crispy bacon, bread crumbs, crumbled goats cheese. Served with a rocket salad.
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:13
	massive And the rocket is a great idea - adds a little something.
	Researching: Happy
Member Since: December 2008 Posts: 17,005 Send Message	GeordiePride	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:23
	Large ones I fry in butter then fill them with soft garlic and herb cheese together with crispy streaky bacon on a bed of mixed salad leaves. GP
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	♥†۩ Carol Paine ۩†♥	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:24
Member Since: July 2004 Posts: 3,638 Send Message	Ok lose the rocket :-D :-D When we were children, we used to go out early on Sunday mornings to pick them, on the Rother Marshes. Mum would cook them in the oven with the bacon
Member Since: December 2005 Posts: 14,670 Send Message	Kay????	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:28
	Nothing spoils a flat mushroom than stuffing it,,,,,,it masks the natural flavour,,,,, clean, brush with a little oil &grill or bake in over for 10-15 mins,,,,.......serve with hot buttered toast,,,,,,,,,gorgus.....
Member Since: April 2005 Posts: 13,143 Send Message	eRRolSheep	Report	9 Mar 2013 16:33
	Should it just be left as god intended then? Sort of laid bare for all to see and admire? I used to do them with soft cheese and chilli but I suppose that masked the delicacy
	Researching: Happy

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