Jackie’s Porcini Mushrooms
Here’s a photo of Jackie Cross with some glorious porcini mushrooms given to her by her nephew, Tommy, who found them while foraging near Ocean Shores. Jackie cooked them up and says they were DELICIOUS!
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Welcome to Family Meal, a blog that examines all things new and noteworthy in the world of food, wine, and dining.
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