Gather 10 small-sized rocks (ideal diameter ranges from 3-5 inches)
Rinse rocks until water runs clear
Boil the rocks for 8 minutes until hard boiled
Remove rocks from pot and place into an ice bath to cool
Using a hammer and chiel, gently slice the rocks in half
Mash rock pieces with mayo and dijon mustard, making sure that every rock is lightly coated
Add thinly sliced celery and green onions
Add salt and pepper to taste
Serve on freshly toasted bark (pine/birch preferred)
Dress with fresh parsley and dill
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