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Blue Oyster

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Some blue oyster doing its thing. We had some for breakfast this morning. Grown on pea straw that I fermented in water for a few days then inoculated.

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Nice, well done.

the peastraw would start fermenting very quickly too.

fried oyters and onions, tossed in hokkien noddles with soy source, mmmmm.

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Yeah it got an anaerobic pong pretty quickly, left the bale submerged for 5 or 6 days from memory. Still had peas through it for extras. The hokkien noodles sounds good, had them with scrambled eggs this morn.

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