This week from The Mushroomery

The Mushroomery will have freshly cultivated, certified organic white elm mushrooms this coming Saturday. White elm are a versatile mushroom that can be added to any meal. They have an all-purpose mushroom flavor and meaty texture.     

White Elm Mushroom Sauté

½ pound fresh mushrooms

½ cup fresh herbs

1 cup sliced, fresh vegetables

3 tablespoons olive oil

1 tablespoon white wine vinegar

Salt to taste

Heat a medium sized pan with olive oil in it on medium heat. Add the vegetables and mushrooms and cook 8 minutes stirring frequently. Take the pan off of the heat and stir in the vinegar, herbs and salt if desired. This can be served as the main meal, a topping or a side dish.

White Elm Mushroom Omelet

1 cup fresh mushrooms or ¼ oz. dried

4 eggs

2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons olive oil

¼ cup grated jack cheese

¼ cup grated cheddar cheese

1 green onion chopped

Chopped green and red peppers

Sauté mushrooms in the butter or olive oil for 10 minutes on medium heat. Add peppers and onion and continue to sauté  until. Cook on low heat stirring frequently until eggs are just about done. Add cheese, fold in half and cook about 5 minutes.

Vendors February 21st

As always, vendor list is subject to change without notice!

You can use your credit or debit card at the market!

Vendor Space
Norton Creek Farm 1
My Pharm 2
Filberts R Us 3
La Mariposa LLC 4
The Bread Board 5
Earth and Sea Salts 6
Gathering Together Farms 7&8
Buster’s Treats & Auja’s Beaded Jewelry 9
Soupcycle 10
Denison Farms 11&31
Slippery G Family Farm 12&13
Krazy Woman Ranch 12&13
Wood Family Farm 14
Crooked Furrow Farm 15
Harcombe Farm 15
Mama & Me 16
Specially Made 17
Greengable Farms 18&19
Claude Winter 20
Northwest Natural Beef LLC 21
The Mushroomery 22
Nibblin’ Nuthatch Bakery 23
Oregon Handcrafted Pine Needle Baskets 24
Deb Coddington’s Tobacco Road Hat Works 25
Mudmom 26
4 Generation Crafts 27
Spiral Designz 28
Honey TreeApiaries 29
TBD 30
Heritage Farms Northwest LLC 32
Beene Farm 33
Sweet Home Farms Meats 34
CSC Youth House Garden 35
Zia Southwest Cuisine 36&37
Earth Rising 38
Goodfoot Farm 39&40
Rasmussen Farms 41
Misty Hills Farm 42

 

Vendors for February 14th

REMEMBER! The market can now accept credit and debit cards!

MUSIC THIS WEEK is Tom’s Blues.

Vendor Space
Norton Creek Farm 1
My Pharm 2
Filberts R Us 3
La Mariposa LLC 4
The Bread Board 5
Earth and Sea Salts 6
Gathering Together Farms 7&8
Buster’s Treats & Auja’s Beaded Jewelry 9
Rasmussen Farms 10
Denison Farms 11&31
Krazy Woman Ranch 12&13
Slippery G Family Farm 12&13
Wood Family Farm 14
Crooked Furrow Farm 15
Harcombe Farm 15
Mama & Me 16
Specially Made 17
Greengable Farms 18&19
Claude Winter 20
Northwest Natural Beef LLC 21
The Mushroomery 22
Nibblin’ Nuthatch Bakery 23
Oregon Handcrafted Pine Needle Baskets 24
Deb Coddington’s Tobacco Road Hat Works 25
Mudmom 26
4 Generation Crafts 27
Spiral Designz 28
Honey TreeApiaries 29
Timberwolf Farm 30
Heritage Farms Northwest LLC 32
Beene Farm 33
CSC Youth House Garden 35
Earth Rising 38
Zia Southwest Cuisine 36&37
Goodfoot Farm 39&40
Cliffs Creations 43
Misty Hills Farms 41

Vendor list is always subject to last minute change.

Vendor List January 24th 2015

This list of vendors and their booth number can change from week to week, so please check the list each week.

PLEASE NOTE  the vendor list is subject to last minute changes and cancellations

Vendor  and Booth #

4 Generation Crafts    27

Beene Farm    33 (outside)

The Bread Board    5

Claude Winter    20

Crooked Furrow Farm    15

Denison Farms    11/31

CSC Youth House Garden    35 (outside)

Earth and Sea Salts    6

Earth Rising    38 (outside)

Filberts R Us    3

Gathering Together Farms & Breads    7/8

Goodfoot Farm    39/40 (outside)

Greengable Farms    18/19

Harcombe Farms    15

Heritage Farms Northwest LLC    32 (outside)

Honey Tree Apiaries    29

Honeystone Candles    16

Krazy Woman Ranch    12/13

La Mariposa LLC    4

Misty Hills Farms    42 (outside)

Momma and Me    9

Mudmom    26

The Mushroomery    22

My Pharm    2

Nibblin’ Nuthatch Bakery    23

Northwest Natural Beef LLC    21

Norton Creek Farm    1

Oregon Handcrafted Pine Needle Baskets    24

Rasmussen Farms    41 (outside)

Slippery G Family Farm    12/13

Soup Cycle    10

Specially Made    17

Spiral Designz    28

Sweet Home Farms Meats    34 (outside)

Deb Coddington’s Tobacco Road Hat Works    25

Timberwolf Farm    30

Wood Family Farm    14

Zia Southwest Cuisine    36/37 (outside)

Market Vendor Floor Plan

Garden Giants at The Mushroomery this Saturday

The Mushroomery (booth #22) will have Garden Giant (Stropharia rugosoannulata) spawn available this Saturday.

garden giant mushroom

garden giant mushroom

It is a great companion planter for the garden and grows well in a variety of substrates including hardwood and fir wood chips/sawdust, cardboard, manure, compost and straw.

This mushroom is great in the garden because it grows a spike at the end of its mycelial thread that stabs and consumes pesky nematodes.

Come by the booth to learn more about them!

The Mushroomery: fresh morels and nettles and a recipe!

This week The Mushroomery will have fresh picked Willamette Valley morels and nettles.

Recipe of the week:

Morel and Nettle Gratin

Ingredients: (Makes 4 Servings)
½ lb of Stinging Nettles (could substitute spinach, kale, or another hearty green)
½ pint Fresh Morel Mushrooms
½ cup Breadcrumbs
1 large Shallot, finely diced
¼ cup White Wine
1 ½ pints of Heavy Cream (or dairy substitute)
2 tbsp Fresh Parsley, choppedDirections:

  1. Wearing gloves or using tongs, rinse the nettles in cold water.  Blanch them in boiling water for 90 seconds, then drain them in a colander.
  2. Run cold water over the nettles to cool them to room temperature.  Press down on them to squeeze out all the water.
  3. In a pan with some olive oil, sauté the shallot until translucent.
  4. Cut the morels in half lengthwise, and cut the large ones into disks.  Chop the nettles into bite-sized pieces.
  5. Deglaze the shallot pan with the white wine.  Simmer until the wine doesn’t smell strongly of alcohol anymore.
  6. Add the morels and the heavy cream.
  7. Bring the cream to a very low simmer (take care not to scald it) and cook until the volume of liquid has been reduced by half (takes about 30 minutes).
  8. Add the nettles, toss, and move the mixture into a baking dish.
  9. Toss the bread crumbs and parsley together, then use them to top the gratin.
  10. Broil the gratin briefly to crisp the top. Serve.