Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
I don't eat them, hope that helps 
Smart arse 
Annoying isn't it
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
I don't eat them, hope that helps
Smart arse
Annoying isn't it
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
I don't eat them, hope that helps
Smart arse
Annoying isn't it
Not when it's done with aplomb 
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
I don't eat them, hope that helps
Smart arse
Annoying isn't it
Not when it's done with aplomb
Most would disagree
Shup you baby!!
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Damp kitchen towel to knock off the soil and use.
If I don't get all the soil off no mind, won't harm me.
Yes, that's how I do them too. Never wash them as such, because as stated in the OP they absorb the water.
I rub mine down with a bit of kitchen roll
Nowt wrong with a bit of dirt from time to time
there's probably far worse in pre-packaged foods anyway, you can't tell me all those packing workers wash their hands after every time they cough, sneeze or worse
Nowt wrong with a bit of dirt from time to time
there's probably far worse in pre-packaged foods anyway, you can't tell me all those packing workers wash their hands after every time they cough, sneeze or worseI wash everything and i aint gonna stop.
By the time the mushrooms get in the pan that water I rinsed them in will fry off in seconds.
No manure's going in my gob.
. . . and before anyone says it,
"It only comes out of your gob Renton"
that's why everyone likes your posts saint 
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
I rub mine down with a bit of kitchen roll
Nowt wrong with a bit of dirt from time to time there's probably far worse in pre-packaged foods anyway, you can't tell me all those packing workers wash their hands after every time they cough, sneeze or worse
Nowt wrong with a bit of dirt from time to time
there's probably far worse in pre-packaged foods anyway, you can't tell me all those packing workers wash their hands after every time they cough, sneeze or worseI'd rather a bit of soil off a mushroom in my food than a hair. 
*gags*
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
that's why everyone likes your posts saint
If they're boggin' I'll give them a rinse but I usually look for the cleanest ones anyway and then just tap off any dirt when I'm cutting them.
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
I rub mine down with a bit of kitchen roll
Nowt wrong with a bit of dirt from time to time there's probably far worse in pre-packaged foods anyway, you can't tell me all those packing workers wash their hands after every time they cough, sneeze or worse
Nowt wrong with a bit of dirt from time to time
there's probably far worse in pre-packaged foods anyway, you can't tell me all those packing workers wash their hands after every time they cough, sneeze or worseI'd rather a bit of soil off a mushroom in my food than a hair. *gags*
When I found out that I was pregnant with my son, we went to celebrate to a Chinese restaurant. I found the hair. not an evening I recall with relish.
Not a fan. Mrs Jer eats thinks like fungi, fish, and foul. I'll ask her later.
Things!
Lidls have jars of different mushrooms preserved in oil, very nice they are too. Other supermarkets don't. I hope product placement is ok on here. 
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Damp kitchen towel to knock off the soil and use.
If I don't get all the soil off no mind, won't harm me.
Yes, that's how I do them too. Never wash them as such, because as stated in the OP they absorb the water.
Same here. They go soggy if you wash them.
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by cologne 1:
Saintly Renton, you could always get dried mushrooms and re-hydrate in water before cooking.
Or tinned ,just drain.
Tinned mushrooms Just eat slime instead
No, I don't wash mushrooms 
Originally Posted by Aimee:
I don't eat them, hope that helps
Originally Posted by Aimee:
I don't eat them, hope that helps
And after your wok has been used simply wipe around with a damp paper towel.
NO NO NO !!!!
Its dirty - you should clean it !!!
Don't give me this garbage about it creating a layer of whatever that should build up.
Its a layer of dried on food residue!!!
Would you do that to your plates????
Originally Posted by Saint:
And after your wok has been used simply wipe around with a damp paper towel.
NO NO NO !!!!
Its dirty - you should clean it !!!
Don't give me this garbage about it creating a layer of whatever that should build up.
Its a layer of dried on food residue!!!
Would you do that to your plates????
Absolutely not ..........we lick 'em clean in our house
Scruff
[not in company though].