xylaria said:Contrary to widely held international belief the British do wash their greens.![]()
I wash mushrooms as well, TB infected badger might of sneezed on it.
It just when you are in the field and fancy a snack we just brush off the brush off the beetles and stuff and eat it, and joke that they eat that kind of thing in the colonies.![]()
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Hehehe, it's not more about British customs of foraging that I was refering to more than to the mentality of "I'm in the woods, I'm a man, I'm rough and tough. Only sissies wash their nettle leaves before making soup !"
But yes, if you are into cullinary experiences, once in a while there are professional chefs that prepare great insects based dishes (protein source of the future!) in Montreal so your beliefs about "colonies" are not completely wrong founded