upcoming mushroom walks starting tomorrow

[Alan Muskat]

Intrepid Eaters,

September is the peak mushroom month, especially now that it's thankfully raining. I am teaching in the Asheville area on Thursday (tomorrow), Sunday, Monday, and the following Saturday. Walks are from 10-1 and the price is $50. Participants have the option of enjoying their catch of the day that evening or the following night at Asheville's Zambra Tapas Restaurant. Order from the menu freely and the chefs will integrate the wild foods into your dishes at no extra charge.

My wild foods teaching calendar now lives at No Taste Like Home. We offer a variety of programs with or without meals from morning walks to weekend retreats. If you'd like to join us this season, let us know what you're interested in, when, and whether you'd like your program to be public or private. Public events may be larger, but they're cheaper. You can see all your options and prices here. Feel free to call or write with any questions.

On Sunday I filmed a segment for a new cooking travel show on The History Channel called "Hairy Bikers." The episode is scheduled to air in late October. I also just posted a new article on my website about foraging as a spiritual path.

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Foraging ahead,

Alan

Alan Muskat

The REAL Center

No Taste Like Home

 

life is a garden,

not a road

 

we enter and exit

through the same gate

 

wandering,

where we go matters less

than what we notice

 

Bokonon, The Lost Book