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Old 08-27-2012, 20:44   #225
Golf1echo
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Been a great year here for the Golden Chanterelle also the Black Trumpet ( Black Chanterelle ) and the Cinnibar Chanterelle ( redish orange and smaller). They are good in soups, pastas, rice, grits, and meats. I find them simple and easy to use and delicious.

http://www.foodsubs.com/Mushroom.html

http://www.mssf.org/cookbook/chanterelle.html

Disclaimer: It is important to positively identify the correct mushroom and eating small amounts at first is good practice, that having been said there are a few varieties that are easy to identify and with experience you will know when and where to look for them.

Images: Cooking with sm.Green Egg
Golden Chanterelle
Cinnibar Chanterelle
Chanterelle on the ground...in one situation.
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