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Maria Finn
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Contributor, Hothouse
San Francisco
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By Maria Finn Verified| Edible Monterey Bay Verified Flaming Pine Needle Mussels“This is my favorite way to prepare mussels,” says author Maria Finn. “It’s dramatic and delicious and perfect over a fire at the beach. The classic way in coastal France to prepare terrée de moules is to set the mussels in a circular mandala, standing upright, their opening facing upward, and covered with a pile of pine needles. Light the pine needles on fire, and as the needles flame and burn down to ash, they cook the mussels and flavor them with a smoky pine essence.
By Maria Finn Verified| SFGate Verified He was speaking of morels, delicious mushrooms with caps of velvety dark ribs and marbling beige-pitted surfaces. Prized for their rich, savory flavor, morels grow in mixed conifer forests. But after a forest fire, huge flushes of them are known to sprout. This spring, explosions of morels in this forest and other burned areas of California are creating a new kind of gold rush, luring commercial and recreational mushroom hunters from around the state.
By Maria Finn Verified| Edible Monterey Bay Verified Flaming Pine Needle Mussels“This is my favorite way to prepare mussels,” says author Maria Finn. “It’s dramatic and delicious and perfect over a fire at the beach. The classic way in coastal France to prepare terrée de moules is to set the mussels in a circular mandala, standing upright, their opening facing upward, and covered with a pile of pine needles. Light the pine needles on fire, and as the needles flame and burn down to ash, they cook the mussels and flavor them with a smoky pine essence.
Company Info
Hothouse
Founded in mid-2021, Hothouse is a multi-purpose studio space in Minneapolis featuring drop-in dance, arts, and fitness classes for adults and teens. Whether you're already involved in the local arts scene, an aspiring dance professional looking to bolster their training, or just a human who loves to move, Hothouse offers classes that celebrate the bliss of movement, and embrace you for who you are. Come move with us, or make Hothouse your home: our space is available for rental to independent artists and arts organizations. Book a single session for rehearsal, or run your programming here. Like a community garden, filled with unique plots, the beauty of Hothouse is in the diversity of the people that fill our space. Hothouse is operated by Rachel Doran and Laura Sukowatey, the same minds behind Minneapolis contemporary dance company Crash Dance Productions. As homegrown dancers, whose appreciation for learning has never wavered, Rachel and Laura believe in the abundance of the Twin Cities arts scene; Hothouse is the inclusive, welcoming hub where movement lovers of all kinds can gather and instill their own identity.
San Francisco, United States
+1 612-208-0599
Founded: 2021