#21

MUSHROOMS

  • yes I wash mushrooms
  • no I think the dirt is tasty

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#22

Wash salad if it comes un washed, but I generally buy leafy bags then heads of iceberg

#23

https://www.souschef.co.uk/mushroom-brush.html?origin=product-search&kwd=&source=pla&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhLn9iIH92AIVtgrTCh08VAM_EAQYAyABEgL33_D_BwE

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#24

But theres no dirt? I think i’d notice a huge bird shit on my apple. Don’t think they’d even be selling it.

#25

really depends on the state of the mushrooms. Can be a proper ballache and they go soggy so tend to use a pastry brush or tea towel

#26

You should NEVER wash mushrooms.
Just brush them with a damp cloth.

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#27

serious kitchenware this

#28

There’s no trick to it, it’s just a simple trick.

Fuck editing.

#29

You won’t notice a tiny bird shit.

#30

Hmm, don’t think I use the outer bit of fennel, have never cooked with okra and again, wouldn’t use the outer bit of a Savoy cabbage

#31

I peel mushrooms

#32

You haven’t lived.

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#33

teaspoon method?

#34

Because it’s a really baller move that’s why.

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#35

Have eaten it and it is fine. Some people call it “ladies fingers”

#36

You know what needs a wash? Courgettes. Little weird hairy buggers. Always give them a rinse. Most stuff I don’t bother.

#37

@anon5266188
You need to make these :heart_eyes:

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#38

even the teeny tiny button mushrooms?

#39

?
Explain this please.

I only peel really big portabellos

#40

My gf’s family are of Gujarati origin and this looks like something that I have fairly regularly at their house. Not bad.