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Paul Cleaver
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Very good, not too sure what best to do with them so shallow fried in olive oil and a light seasoning with salt this morning.

 

Might make an omelette.

 

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Only took the small bracket at the top of the three but looks big on the board.

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Mash Garlic and Parsley and sea salt in a pestle and mortar.

 

Coat chicken of the woods with the mix. Dip beaten egg and then fry. Bloody good. This also works with pork loin, chicken, fish.:thumbup:

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Mash Garlic and Parsley and sea salt in a pestle and mortar.

 

Coat chicken of the woods with the mix. Dip beaten egg and then fry. Bloody good. This also works with pork loin, chicken, fish.:thumbup:

 

 

I made "chicken" nuggets with it previously which were very good, even mushroom haters liked them.

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