This week: Mushrooms! Some can heal you, some can kill you, and some can change you forever. And the people who love them are convinced that mushrooms explain the world.
With mycophiles @lawrencemillman@paulstamets@eugeniabone@michaelpollan @dennismckenna4 & @rcarhartharris
Where’s the butter? 1/2 English malted flour (with pumpkin seeds) and 1/2 white Italian Caputo flour. 3/4 teaspoon yeast. I let it rise overnight because I fell asleep at like 7:30 ( jet lag). Result is airy and… https://t.co/9Wmc8NO2Uj
Three beautiful home smoked wild trout, ready to fillet. (And afterwards to get rid of the trout smell on my hands I’ll wash with toothpaste— a tip from Russ and Daughters). @ New York,… https://t.co/5YA0RaNkZo
I grew up with this easy casserole: broccoli rabe, sweet sausage, cannellini beans, hit pepper. #kitchenecosystem @ New York, New York https://t.co/kclWEZUmkN
Once upon a time H. pylori was the subject of a paper called The only good H. pylori is a dead H. pylori. We draws lines around nature, but nature doesn't color in the lines...
H. pylori can survive the harsh environment of the stomach, where it uses its urease enzyme to neutralize stomach acid. A new @JBacteriology study reports that urease also acts as an antioxidant. Read a summary and find a link on mBiosphere: https://t.co/26liTLGebR
Julie Wolf (Genspace, ASM) and I talking about Microbia, microbes, and how everything is connected if you look at life from the microbial point of view at Bryant Park today! So fun we are going to do it again at the NYPL mid-Manhattan branch next Wednesday!