mrs.rocket
Beach Lover
I need enoki mushrooms and dried kelp for a Korean recipe I've been dying to try. Where can I buy this stuff?
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where can I buy specialty items?
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
maybe at For the Health of It, in BlueMtnBeach
Roadroo
Beach Lover
For the enoki, like S.J said; see Ed at For the Health of It in B.M.B. He might be able to help you source the kelp as well. If that it a no go, try an asian market in P.C or F.W.B. Maybe Fresh Market in Destin??
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
...and, you can always substitute.
beachmouse
Beach Fanatic
For Asian specialty markets, there's a surprisingly big Asian population in FWB (lots of military brides) I can think of of Asian food stores on Racetrack Rd., Beal Pkwy, just off Mary Esther Cutoff (it's the same turn off as Bob's Bikes) and I think Lewis Turner.
I think the Thai place on Racetrack is the biggest of them.
I think the Thai place on Racetrack is the biggest of them.
mrs.rocket
Beach Lover
The mushrooms or the kelp, and with what? I could do dried seaweed instead of kelp I guess, but are enoki nutty or woody mushrooms and what is a comparable substitute?
Truffle Anne
Beach Fanatic
The Asian grocery on Racetrack in FWB has EVERYTHING.
Sandy Pants
Beach Comber
For the health of it is your best local source for the kelp... and the enoki are sold all over the place including publix. (When in season)The Thai market in FWB is cool, but their fresh produce is well... lacking at best and down right stinky sometimes.
JeanLafitte
Beach Comber
Weed and fungus at Brunos.