Wow! Lions Mane! Great find! I know about them but still have not found one myself in the wild. So exciting! How did it taste?
I have not tried. Planning on cooking it today.
I did dehydrate some of the honey mushrooms and they turned delicious
@Zoohome You are way ahead of me when it come to tasting them even though I had a proper ? for sure. Also I can Copland love eating mushrooms but cooking each different variety I imagine would require a different recipe or way of cooking? Maybe? I saw so many honey mushrooms this season and didn't pick any. They were the ringless species "Armillaria tabescens" most I saw at my job so I wouldn't pick them anyways.
Mushrooms are amazing. This time of year when the trees are going dormant and dropping their leaves mushrooms are sprouting everywhere.
Please elaborate. New to me.
Google lions mane. It is a brain food. Seems to have great qualities for medicinal purposes PLUS a great taste. I havent tried yet. Probably tomorrow and I will dehydrate the rest
My kid getting used to the feeling.
Almost 3lbs.
@flower_nut @shouldbefishing @Glennlab @leafhead
@Shouldbefishing it's super fuzzy. It most likely will have a sour taste since its older, but I'll HAVE to try anyway. Lol
I tried getting him to hold it, but he was a little aprehensive.
@Zoohome
You might want to start a journal if you haven't already. Keep as your records on the hunt. That could be very important information some day.
@Shouldbefishing it says its brain regeneration.
Grounded up
I wonder how I could do it.... lots of research. I'll let you know. ?
IT is really big.
Wow! You're on the ball with your mushrooms now. It looks moist and furry!
And heavy!!! I'll place on the scale.
And yes I am. I found more ringless honey mushrooms. Brought a bunch home. Tomorrow will be in the 30s, so I "saved" them. ?
@Zoohome
You can start a business and sell mushrooms to 5-star hotels. People hunt for mushrooms here on protected crown land designated by the government and sell them.
Before long you will know where all the good spots are. Some come back in the same spot year after year. I haven't found a good spot yet but still looking. Happy hunting!
Looks just like what we call Lion's Mane here in WI
It definitely does look like. Have you eaten?
Lions Mane in TN as well. Daughter says it's the best! I've never been so lucky.
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