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So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Arry replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
I'm an old chap now my first job apart from a paper round was working in a market garden. I've been gardener all my life so most of the gardening just come naturally if you know what I mean. But believe you me I still get failures my carrots this year are shit all tops and not bottoms. I made a mistake of putting last years peat from the Tomato pots in where I I planed to grow the carrots think there was to much fertiliser feed left in it. Oh well lesson learnt. Cheers Arry -
Think I got it mate "popular Field cap" It is edible IF IT IS. You must be 100% to eat any mushroom. Have a look at the link mate. Poplar Fieldcap WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM Poplar fieldcap, Cyclocybe cylindracea, Agrocybe aegerita, Basidiomycetes, Feildcaps, Saprotrophic on woods, Edible, Spring, Autumn Cheers Arry
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Sorry GM I'm not sure what they are will give it some thought and a look in the books. How big are they mate? Cheers Arry
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So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Arry replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
Yes mate you can store second earlier and Jazzy is a second early. A wooden box or cardboard box with lid keep in the dark and dry. Discard any green ones as green potatoes are poisonous and will give you bad guts. Cheers Arry -
BBQ'ed Fillet Steak with pepper corn sauce. Cheers Arry
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Well I put in Wood Chip Mushroom to Google and think these are good contenders. "The Spring Field Cap" and I think the most lightly "The Wrinkled Field Cap" . Wrinkled Fieldcap | Wakefield Naturalists' Society | nature club Wakefield WAKEFIELDNATURALISTS.ORG I was walking by the River Calder, near the Hepworth Gallery, when I spotted a mass of fungi on a pile of woodchips. I did my best to identify them using books... I would not take or eat any of those myself. Cheers Arry
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There not one I would normally look at I don't like the little spindly white mushrooms the only one is the Champignons but that grows in grass ofter playing fields and lawns. Check out this Site for ID of mushrooms I find it very good. Wild UK Mushrooms (Fungi): Guide to Identification & Picking WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM Edible and poisonous wild mushroom identification guide. When to pick, what to look for. Photos, video, safety tips for each mushroom. Cheers Arry
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I'm sorry mate I'm not sure of what they are but I would not be looking to take or eat them. I'm not an expert I have learnt to just recognise maybe 12 or 15 different mushrooms to take safely lots more know and are not worth bothering with. But if you take a picture of one or two closer and the under side (the gills) I will have a look though some of my books. Cheers Arry
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I agree mate I think the sewer outfalls these days have more chemicals these days. The bleaches, dish washing chemicals, cleaning products etc. When I was a kid the sewer was less harsh and was just filtered through reed bed no treatment went into the river stinking and black. But next to the outfall was the best place to dig harbour rag. The river was full of fish mullet used to feed of the scum from the sewer. Salmon were abundant I can remember a seine net fishermen catching 45 salmon in one haul. All the seine boats gone now and there was about 20. Even when my lads were young in the wint
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Be nice to bring back the fish in the tidal rivers. Not seen any mullet in the higher reaches flounder all but gone. Salmon and Sea Trout all but gone no eels. Elvers used to be masses not seen one for years. Cheers Arry
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Made a Steak Pie for tonight. Cheers Arry
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You don't boil Crabs alive Mack you lift the purse lap on under side and push a skewer or screwdriver in. Cheers Arry
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Just don't f**k the site up again FD. Cheers Arry
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Half wit sorry pewit Alway come on to stir the shit I'm surprised you stayed off the Big Cat thread for so long. In the end you couldn't resist. LOl. Cheers Arry
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Yeah right LOL. How do you know I was talking about you FD Lol. Cheers Arry
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another Alias ????? Cheers Arry
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Maintain Health in Your Dog with Galastop Oral Solution 7ml WWW.365VET.CO.UK Galastop 7ml Solution is indicated for the treatment of phantom pregnancies in dogs. Cheers Arry
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Has your Blackthorn / Hawthorn ID got any better FD ?? Cheers Arry
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Cod in Panko bread crumbs. Cheers Arry
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Cheers Arry
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Prince Town mate It's Dartmoor Prison they have emptied it because on Radon Gas. Radon is Radio active and can cause cancer. It come from the decaying granite. Cheers Arry
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Got just the place for them in a peaceful part of Dartmoor and its Vacant at the moment. Just a little problem with Radio active Radon its been fine for hundreds of years so should be fine. Cheers Arry
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Cold Chicken and Chips. Cheers Arry
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They are nice but they are just Morrisons Best white eggs Mate. Cheers Arry
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Donald Trump reveals bandage-free ear, as some left asking 'where is injury' - The Mirror US WWW.THEMIRROR.COM Donald Trump has removed the large square bandage that covered his ear after the assassination attempt where he was struck by a bullet that was shot at him Cheers Arry
