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General Category => The BBQ Shack, Wildlife recipes and Cooking => Topic started by: Bobberineyes on September 09/11/21, 07:50:28 PM
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Lots of different mushrooms popping up lately. The first pic was along the dirt road in the woods, looks like a Shagy mane that Google says one can eat. The second I'm not sure about, its real close to our fire pit but just not sure if it's a chicken of the woods. Either way I don't have the seeds to try em out... you guys??
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:scratch: unless it's in a can I ain't eating it. Unless boar tries it first. :rotflmao:
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Go for it. Tastes like chicken.
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Last time i was told to eat mushrooms, fish wer walkinf outa the water and talking to me..
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Robert? :scratch:
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:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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I've read that if they are black underneath don't eat them. We have a lot of different ones popping up here but the wife won't try them out. LOL Same as Glenn. I like the ones in a can.
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I can relate boarski.... ;)
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Yyeah, 'dems looks like Chick'n o' 'da Woods. I had 'twice - the first time and the last time.
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And they don't taste like chicken to me. More like...
If you saw a puddle of water in a hollowed out stump, and then took you sponge to soak up all that water, and then cooked your sponge...
But that is just my opinion. Maybe I didn't use the right recipe.
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My in-laws were given one, several sat around the fire chewing away. The only problem was they were drinking beer all day and that's all they had for a base, they were the only ones :puke: all the way to the hospital. The doc said they woulda been fine with food in there stomach.
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So that chicken of the woods. Do you just take a piece and throw it in a frying pan with some butter and garlic or something? Does it get as soft as any mushroom? Looks like a hard thing to me.
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That's all we did. I saw some other recipes on the interwebs just now, but they don't look like the could improve the base ingredient.
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Found a puffball about the size of a nerf football in a red oak stump when I was a kid. Been fascinated by the fungi that grow in the yard, pastures, woods, etc., ever since. I hung around a few people in college and afterwards who knew their mushroom ID pretty well, mainly plant pathology types. That said, I hung around with them only long enough to be damn good and dangerous myself. Pleurotus or oyster mushrooms I might have a chance at identifying correctly, puffballs (duh), morels probably, hen of the woods perhaps, chicken of the woods sort-of, inky caps ya but I ain't eating them. The 1st three I might take a shot at but the rest of them, not gonna do it. End up like boar; Robert, izzat chu? Speak to me little buddy! :scratch:
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Don't Juniper berry squeezin's make ya a Fungi? :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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Edible muchrooms...
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... just sayin' :bonk: :happy1: ;) :rotflmao:
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Chicken of the
woods Sea whatever.... :bonk: :doah:
https://youtu.be/k2h72aXVP8o
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picked mushrooms 35 years ago.. not now.. I'm with Steve-o!!
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We found a hatful of morels in the state park one time - no mistaking what they were. We took them back to camp, cleaned them, and fried them in butter. Again, maybe we didn't have the best recipe, but I couldn't figure out what all the hub-bub was about.
Of course, if I was living off the land (pounds of butter not withstanding) perhaps morels are the tastiest thing you can forage in the forest.
But for all the trouble you have to go thru to get all those pathogenic microorganisms out of all those crevices, I'll be happy to pass them along to someone who really enjoys them.
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I saw many of these on my land last week. I've seen them before but not in these quantities.
Probably don't want to eat them. I guess you could take a chance and lick them. :rotflmao:
Amanita muscaria, commonly known as the fly agaric or fly amanita,
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Probably end up seeing little blue guys hiding behind them too.... ;)
All I know about m'rooms is they come in little cans ,and ALDI has them for .69. :rotflmao:
Amanita muscaria - Wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Amanita_muscaria
Amanita muscaria is a cosmopolitan mushroom, native to conifer and deciduous woodlands throughout the temperate and boreal regions of the Northern Hemisphere, ...
A . muscaria var. guessowii · Amanita muscaria var. formosa · Amanita caesarea
People also ask:
What happens if you eat Amanita muscaria?
Amanita muscaria is not poisonous in the sense that it can kill you. It is poisonous in the sense that if not parboiled in plentiful water (the “toxins” are water soluble), then raw or undercooked mushrooms eaten (in moderation) will cause you to become inebriated and possible nauseous.
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One time I picked 2 gallon zip lock bags of morels on a piece of property I owned. Couldn't believe they were all over the place. We were grilling at my Mom and Dads that evening. I gave them to my Mom. When she came out of the kitchen with them they were little pieces in the bowl. She shredded them getting "things" out of them. LOL That is the only time I have found any.
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Aren't ya supposed to soak 'em in salt water or something overnite to get da bugs out?
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:confused: Sounds like a good idea. Never had any before.