Cremini and portobello mushrooms grow in cave-like chambers all year long. In the cover story of our Winter Issue, meet mushroom growers Brian Shaw and Dan Thall of Hood River Organic farm, and learn about the mysterious world of mycelia and how mushrooms grow.

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Cremini and portobello mushrooms grow in cave-like chambers all year long. In the cover story of our Winter Issue, meet mushroom growers Brian Shaw and Dan Thall of Hood River Organic farm, and learn about the mysterious world of mycelia and how mushrooms grow.

Read the article (flip to page 22)
Recipe: Duxelles (a mushroom and butter reduction)

Also in the Winter Issue
The Cost of Coffee (flip to page 38)
How to Make Banana Leaf Tamales (flip to page 12)
The State of Mint in Oregon (flip to page 58)
And more!

[Photo by John Valls.]

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