Магические грибы Poland
Магические грибы PolandГаллюциноге́нные грибы́ (психогенные, псилоцибиновые, «магические», «волшебные» грибы) — общепринятое название видов грибов, плодовые тела которых содержат галлюциногенные (психоделические) вещества. Употребление таких грибов оказывает влияние на сознание и вызывает переживания, называемые психоделическим опытом, или трипом.
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If, like Cracow Life , you often feel the pull of nature to the forests, particularly for a madcap dawn adventure, there is one time of year to go whilst still pretending to be sane. Throughout September and October, Poles of all shapes and sizes head to the forests for the cherished custom of mushroom picking. Poland is renowned for her mushroom bearing capacity, and picking the little blighters has been a custom since time immemorial. They symbolize maidenhood, their flesh no maggot bites And no insect thereon ever even alights. But before Cracow Life gets inspired to wander into deeply pretentious territory, here are a few basic tips on the weird and wonderful world of Polish mushrooms But picking the wrong mushroom can be equally as deadly: you need to know your mushrooms, to ransack an old phrase. As regards the misty early morning start, Poles have a strong penchant for fantasy, but the main reasons why people opt for dawn raids are more practical. Besides wanting to beat any other hunters to the precious shrooms, Poles know that they taste at their best if you cook them the day you pick them. Mushrooms lose their quality quickly, and left-overs have to be pickled this is no great tragedy, as Poles are masters of the pickled mushroom. Around Cracow, anywhere with a good mix of deciduous woodland is a potential mushroom oasis. Favourite hunting grounds include the foothills of the Beskidy, which are accessible from Nowy Sacz and the old spa town of Krynica. Farmers have been selling their goods here for centuries. In September and October mushrooms steal the show. The vendors themselves, generally lively old grannies with leathery faces and patterned headsquares, complete the folkloric picture. Whilst things have improved dramatically since communist times, there is still some truth in this notion, especially when it comes to classic Polish food. Rydze: These orange chaps are a classic option. Cut off the storks, then rinse the remaining caps. Warm some butter in a pan, then fry till crispy. Cook: One popular way is to fry a carton of kurki in some oil for a few minutes having cleaned them thoroughly. Then add generous dollops of cream, until you have a sort of custard of mushrooms. Simmer for a while until all the juices have done their job. Kania: On the subject of cutlets, these giants can be prepared exactly like a meat cutlet and they end up tasting deliciously meaty too - apologies to vegetarians. Cook: Roll the giant mushroom in some flour, then follow the same process with some egg yolk. A couple may be needed. Fry until golden. Again, you can cook them in a very straightforward way. Cook: Bung some cleaned caps under a grill, under side up. Sprinkle on some salt and some lashings of olive oil. Then grill for minutes. I was taught to pick a mushroom my dad called Maslaki. They only grew under and around pine trees. I often wondered why they only grew there. If anyone has an answer let me know. It would be really helpful to have the scientific names of the mushrooms that one can get in Krakow. It was: 1. With best regards, Nina, biotechnologist, Kyiv, Ukraine. Great article! Your sense of humor is spot on! In no particular order Rydze: These orange chaps are a classic option. Cook: A classic and very simple way to cook rydze is to fry them with butter. Not at all bad with a glass of red wine. Kurki: Small creamy brown mushrooms that look a little like toad stools. Excellent with a cutlet. Add your comment. Your name. Reply Apr 19th, Reply Sep 29th, Reply Mar 11th, How many years will dry mushrooms keep from poland Reply Dec 10th,
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