Went to our local woods today on a hunt......came up trumps!!! We managed to pick about 20lbs of ceps and bay boletus!
Couple of pics of the first lot that we took back to the car...
A lot of them had chunks chomped out of them....but not a problem!!
This is a strange one.....had a thick gelatinous membrane covering it.
Now in the process od drying the edible ones....reckon it's gonna take hours in a very low oven.
agapanthus, have bought myself some books on identification before I go out for a walk with someone that knows what they are doing, I am interested to know what you identified that last one as...
Oh & I do realise that if in doubt, leave it out... _________________ the luxuries of civilisation satisfy only those wants which they themselves create...
The Worst Journey In The World
Apsley Cherry-Garrard 1922
We've got lots of books on this subject....but the best of all is Roger Phillips mushrooms. It's a fantastic book.
We've also been out a couple of time with an ranger who's had many years experience. We would never eat anything that we could'nt 100% identify.
Have shortlisted the last one....Stubble Rosegill and the stinkhorn. They both have the gelatinous feature....both edible but the rosegill is easily confused with the deadly white spored Ainitas. Won't try it though!!!
Fascinating, _________________ "If we reduce the amount of stuff we allow to accumulate in our lives, we won't have to organise it"
Elaine St James from her book 'Simplicity'
Thats brilliant! Ive got a few books on fungi and allways wanted to be able to be confident enough to pick wild mushrooms but havent as yet found any around here I do recognise
Thats a seriously good find Aggy bet they taste stunning!!! _________________ Life Is BRILL When You Have Genuine friends & The Odd Stalker & Many Guests!
We've got lots of books on this subject....but the best of all is Roger Phillips mushrooms. It's a fantastic book.
We've also been out a couple of time with an ranger who's had many years experience. We would never eat anything that we could'nt 100% identify.
Have shortlisted the last one....Stubble Rosegill and the stinkhorn. They both have the gelatinous feature....both edible but the rosegill is easily confused with the deadly white spored Ainitas. Won't try it though!!!
Hmm, thanks for that can't find the first one in my books, have got the second though... _________________ the luxuries of civilisation satisfy only those wants which they themselves create...
The Worst Journey In The World
Apsley Cherry-Garrard 1922
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