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A Quick Edible Mushroom Romp = Serious Mushies Happening Now!

September 23, 2021 Dina Falconi

Today’s Find:
Comb Tooth: Hericium coralloides—white jewel; thank you for showing yourself today; will dehydrate

Painted Suillus: Suillus spraguei—will prob. dehydrate

Butterball: Suillus weaverae f/k/a granulatus—super abundant; will prob. dehydrate

Smooth chanterelle: Cantharellus lateritius—choice (!) into the frying pan.

Cinnabar chanterelle: Cantharellus cinnabarinus—cute little brightness

Black Trumpet: Craterellus fallax—super abundant (!); will dehydrate

Corrugated Milk Cap: Lactifluus corrugis—so good! Just sautéed this.

Hygrophorous Milky: Lactifluus hygrophoroides—choice!

Hedgehog: Hydnum umbilicatum—choice!

Chicken Mushroom: Laetiporus Cincinnatus—choice!

Honey Mushroom: Armillaria mellea—super abundant; not sure, perhaps to cook and pickle…

Birch Polypore: Piptoporus betulinus—bitter, small amounts long simmered into broth or decoctions.

What wild mushrooms are you finding lately?

#Foraging #ForagingandFeasting #DinaFalconi #WildMushroomHunting #PaintedSuillus #Suillusspraguei #Butterball #SuillusWeaverae #SuillusGranulatus
#SmoothChanterelle #CantharellusLateritius #CinnabarChanterelle #CantharellusCinnabarinus #BlackTrumpet #Craterellusfallax
#CorrugatedMilkCap #LactifluusCorrugis #HygrophorousMilky #LactifluusHygrophoroides #Hedgehog #HydnumUmbilicatum
#ChickenMushroom #LaetiporusCincinnatus


Chicken Mushroom Laetiporus cincinnatus

Chicken Mushroom Laetiporus cincinnatus

In Foraging, wild edibles, Wild Mushrooms Tags wild mushrooms, foaging, foraging and feasting, Dina Falconi, chicken mushroom, chanterelles, Hedgehog, Comb Tooth, Birch Polypore, Black trumpet
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