Pictured here is Susan saving her giant S.C.O.B.I mother and preparing another batch of mouth watering kombucha tea. If one happens to let a batch of tea ferment too long then the options of use may vary: hair wash, foot bath, house cleaner, this that and the other.
The Autumn has been down right perfect to indulge in the art of mushroom hunting here in Oregon. This weekend the holy grail of mushrooms was found to our delight. Cathy, Susan's mother has been teacher and mentor of all things fungi. Walking through the mist along a river bed she found the famous and choice Conifer Coral Hericium! Hericium abietis: "eminenty edible, delectably delicious. When thoroughly cooked it is reminiscent of fish and is excellent sauteed, curried, or marinated. However, it's breathtaking beauty poses a minor moral dilemma: should one ruthlessly uproot it for the sake of a meal, or leave it for others to see?"
2 comments:
Now that I know what S.C.O.B.I. is ,it totally explains the strange looking bottle of "goop" for lack of a better word, that I saw in your bathroom. Very, very interesting stuff..I'm not sure where these ideas come from, but you two really know about a lot of strange things I have never heard of..not surprising! It's so much fun to keep up on your continuing advertures now that you are home. This blog is truly fantastic..keep up the great work..it is such a great way to keep informed on the many aspects of your daily lives. Love Ya, MOM CAT
Mom cat rules! thanks for keeping track of our crazy adventures.
xoxoxoxo Baf/Suz
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