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    Quote Originally Posted by Wahine View Post
    Cooooool!!

    I've never had breaded and suateed puffball. How interesting. Do you have a photo of it?
    Yes, i just now took a photo!
    Here it is.....

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    Lisa, what happened to your velo orange bag??

    it is beautiful. i didn't know they got that big!
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    Wow! That is one big puffball.

    I love the photo too, nice textures with the patina of use on the wood, the steel of the knife blade and the other produce int the background.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    Lisa, what happened to your velo orange bag??

    it is beautiful. i didn't know they got that big!
    Whaddya mean?- nothing happened to my VO bag!

    I once got a bunch of puffballs that were more than twice that big- bigger than basketballs...you had to carry each one in a paper shopping bag! I gave some to friends that time.

    Wahine, thanks for the photo compliment.

    Those are our tomatoes, and some of the 200 or so organic apples we picked on Monday.
    A farmer gave us the 3 sweet little Indian corns from his truck.
    I also got some home made pickles and tomatoes from a woman in exchange for a banjo lesson.
    Lots of harvest stuff going on around here right now!
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    Yup, it's a gorgeous photo. I didn't know you could eat puffballs, though. Of course I've never seen one bigger than a golf ball!

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    Wow, that's huge! I've never tasted "puffball" but it sounds interesting. It's like a mushroom right? Does it taste like mushrooms?
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    Yes, it tastes like a VERY mild mushroom. It's all white in the middle, solid, with the fluffy mushroom texture.
    I have to go make some apple/grape/date/walnut/yogurt salad now, to bring to the potluck dinner soon.....later, you guys!
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    That is so cool! I've never seen or even heard of a puffball before...now I want to try one.

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    I don't think I've ever seen one around here, but I grew up in Pennsylvania and they were all over the place - but much smaller! I understand that they are pretty safe to pick and eat since there aren't any poisonous varieties that look anything like them. I've never eaten one though.... I always noticed them in the late fall after they'd gone to spore and were much more fun to step on than to eat. (they are like little smoke bombs!)
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