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was happy with my finds today my daughter was to her first puff ball. i swapping a puff ball for some venison sausages with the game dealer and the beefsteak i swapped for a box of fruit and veg with a gardener.59765e3b20527_puffballs001.jpg.9941a27a7e6e38e6e3e979a31aab150f.jpg

 

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cheers a barter is much more rewarding in some cases especially with friends i just made a fire place mantel for my bro in law in exchange he helping me do my fence, every bodies happy:thumbup1:

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swapping a puff ball for some venison sausages with the game dealer and the beefsteak i swapped for a box of fruit and veg with a gardener.

 

Ben,

Did the gardner eat it ? I has an extremely vinegar acid taste, so it's not for nothing that's it's called "poor man's beefsteak".

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Ben,

Did the gardner eat it ? I has an extremely vinegar acid taste, so it's not for nothing that's it's called "poor man's beefsteak".

 

will ask him in a couple days if he not of sick with a bad tummy,i gave some to a chef last year that seemed to enjoy it but they do like the unushal flavors of wild mushrooms ,

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soaked in wine overnight it is apparently good

 

Mixing vinegar and wine will change the taste for the better ? As Ben said, milk will probably be a better neutralizing fluid, although the milk might turn bad and become sour too :001_huh: .

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