maro:
Really wonderfull writing, Bart, although I'd swear I heard something like "Lepiej zadzwoń do Barta i powiedz mu że się spóźnimy" rather than "Dubrovsnja sabrinski Bart, kop y retardski”.
Licentia poetica, I guess.
Yes, I realize my fake Polish is a weak imitation of the real deal. My biggest concern was to not accidentally write something filthy.

They were delicious. I meant it when I wrote "best mushrooms I ever ate". Ever since, I've been walking through my garden with different eyes. But, no joke, this very day a radio cook said that mushroom collection is forbidden in Belgium, unless you have a special license. I looked it up, and he's not entirely correct. It's only forbidden in some areas to protect biodiversity.maro:
Two notes about mushrooms:
Note 1: Part of the credits should go to Rico who grilled them for us.
Note 2: You should see the distrust and restraint on your faces when Ania brought them from the forest and especially when they were served.
maro:
Thanks:
As you know, from Ardennes we drove to France with a trunk full of Belgian beer (the aim was to savour it back at home while recalling the time spent with you). Instead we drunk it all in France and Ania insisted upon driving back home via Belgium just to replenish the reserve.
Not only had I to take a roundabout way, but now she refuses to drink Polish beer.
So, thank you guys for spoiling my girlfriend.
Glad we could have been of service.


Bart.
Then the light shone, trumpets sounded and I got to the other side, where men shave with smiles on their faces, razors pop hairs, and a continuous choir singing «~~Keen and Smooth~~» is heard everywhere. (Matt)
2010-10-12 23:32
I don't know what grows in your garden and how experienced you are, so be careful. By all means beware of the death cap. It's deadly poisonous. It looks very similar to the parasol mushroom (expecially when young). Parasol mushroom is excellent off a grill and plenty of this kind Ania has found in the forest as well. But she didn't want to test your trust that much.Bart:
Ever since, I've been walking through my garden with different eyes.

Upss. Sorry then. We didn't know. I hope the biosphere in Vielsalm area is doing well.Bart:
But, no joke, this very day a radio cook said that mushroom collection is forbidden in Belgium, unless you have a special license. I looked it up, and he's not entirely correct. It's only forbidden in some areas to protect biodiversity.
Regards passed on. Requested to give her regards to you.Bart:
Glad we could have been of service.![]()
Please give your charming Ania my best regards.

“Progress comes to those who train and train; reliance on secret techniques will get you nowhere.” - Morihei Ueshiba
2010-10-13 22:17
This was a beautifully put together piece, I am happy that it was shared with us. Thanks for making it available for download. 

2010-10-25 02:49


2010-11-03 07:11
maro:
. Parasol mushroom is excellent off a grill and plenty of this kind Ania has found in the forest as well. :
I only saw this post today.
ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING MAREK?
The Parasol is one of the best delicatessen I know of. Ania didn't tell me anything. If she had, boy be sure that I would have gone and picked them for a real barbecue!
Maybe next time ...
Cheers
BlueDun
2010-11-03 20:53
No problem, we can try next time if Bart checks that it doesn't upset the balance in Vielsalm's biosphere. 

“Progress comes to those who train and train; reliance on secret techniques will get you nowhere.” - Morihei Ueshiba
2010-11-04 20:33