A friend of Robinson's has told the Guardian he was on magic mushrooms at the time of the incident, but his mother said she doubted this.
The shots, Rachel explains, represent the five tastes: salty, sweet, acidic, bitter and umami (the savoury note in parmesan, mushrooms, meat stock).
Here it's all-eggs, all-the-time, with a menu that runs to well-executed basics like scrambled, boiled and omelettes and more sophisticated dishes like oeufs en cocotte (eggs baked in ramekins with cream, mushrooms, and other garnishes).
The Catalans shop here for woodland mushrooms("bolets" in Catalan, and "Ssetas" in Spanish); find more than 30 varieties at stalls 869 and 870, where a mixed kilogram costs around Pta1,100pts.
Later, while cutting wild mushrooms from a dim, damp forest carpeted in pine needles, Guzman tells me that it has been difficult for his restaurant to gain traction in Chile.
The original statements released by the ruling Worker's Party of Korea covered everything from green-fingered encouragement: "Let us turn ours into a country of mushrooms!" and "Grow vegetables extensively in greenhouses!", to orders to celebrate the legacy of the Kim dynasty.
Season to taste, then stir in the lardons, leeks, mushrooms and chicken.
But I was chopping up fresh truffles and foie gras as well as chicken, mushrooms, celery and onions, as Bocuse, glugging a very nice Aligoté, rolled out the pastry.
The closest thing to a boutique is Hotel City (doubles from €80 B&B), built in 2011, which has 66 modern rooms and a top-floor bar/restaurant serving seasonal menus – in June, the focus is on porcini and chanterelle mushrooms.
Wells envisaged fast-growing vegetation in which Cavor and Bedford lose their way before finding sustenance with magic moon mushrooms.
The pretty Auberge de Chassignolles is in a tiny hill village in a part of the Auvergne renowned for mushrooms.
