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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1983
Page
13
A detailed kitchen note outlines making French mushroom and chicken soup using stewing chicken, white wine, onions, herbs, flour, mushrooms, peas, and an egg yolk cream finish. Steps include simmering stock, thickening with a flour slurry, browning mushrooms, combining components, and finishing with a cream temper and a non boiling heat. Makes about 11 portions.
The mushroom season will start later due to chilly damp weather says Linn County Extension associate Gene Rosenboom. Morels are favored by hunters but a false morel exists. a brochure from the extension service can help distinguish edibles. Mushrooms are low in calories and rich in vitamins. store mushrooms should be dried not washed and can be frozen with lemon juice to prevent darkening.
Morse Pitts and sister Kathi operate a moonlit half-acre crop in Montgomery Orange County as part of a rising cottage industry of small scale farmers selling high quality produce to New York City restaurants and shops. The couple left unrelated careers, seeking fresh local foods and a less chemical method of cultivation while joining others like quail farmers and fiddlehead gatherers in a trend toward specialty products.
The piece profiles Frank Pollock changing from FTC press work to a small farm growing herbs and vegetables without herbicides and offering rare items. It also follows Paul Keyser who, after breeding free ranging chickens, supplies New York restaurants with European Lakenvelders and Mottled Houdans, selling about 2,500 birds this year at higher prices but facing costs and seasonal limits.
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