not a bad day
Not a bad day
based! these are great fried with butter. i pick these all the time.
Why do you need so many umbrellas?
Finding edible mushrooms is shit in my area, so I'm growing my own.
better than meat I swear
I picked 5 of them yesterday
It rained for 18 days here so now there are lepiota everywhere. How do you guys cook them? I fry them in a pan with egg & bread crumbs
>i pick these all the time
I pick them only if there's no girolles, these mushrooms are everywhere here, but it gives flatulence.
>tfw don't live in an area where I can forage for wild mushrooms and eat them fried with some butter, garlic, and parsley right after harvesting
near where i'm from (south UK) there was a woman who controversially picked mushrooms and sold them
seems like they've banned it now though
>In 2014, a monthly Court of Verderers in the forest revealed that gangs had been illegally harvesting mushrooms, despite the commercial ban. Experts at the time believed people could make £50 per kilo of fungi, with some groups selling the illegally picked mushrooms for up to £2,500 a day.
>love foraging for mushrooms
>it has barely rained in years
A guy received a 12'000 euro fine for that here lmao
love me a bunch of pickled mushrooms from my grandma
they're perfect as a snack between shots of vodka
I'm absolutely going to try that. What species does she use?
>I fry them in a pan with egg & bread crumbs
the ONLY right thing. it's unbelievably delicious
all the edible ones that grandpa manages to pick when he walks around the forest while drunk
Based they are delicious indeed
litearlly can't forget the smell of these
You realize mashrooms are literally parasites, right? What you're eating is food that that thing sucked out of what used to be perfectly healthy tree, you're eating stolen nutrients.
Yooo
Swedish butter's got nothing on French butter.
I didn't pick any myself but there are a shitton of mushrooms around and some friends picked macrolepiotas and boletus and we are having them for dinner.
>Yuropoors will never know the thrill of hunting a tatu
plus tartar sauce
I-is it fun picking mushrooms?
very yes
Couple of days ago whole family - father, mother and 1 daughter died of mushroom poisoning in town near Moscow. It looks like they picked up wrong mushroom accidentely. Their older daughter luckily survived because she was at campus.
I'm hungry now
The only mushrooms I've ever eaten are whatever those brown/black mushrooms are that people put on pizza. I find them absolutely revolting and cannot eat them. Do all mushrooms taste similar to those?
>american post
the mushroom warning signs here are written in russian, polish, and vietnamese because apparently you all have a mushroom that looks very similar to a lethal one. it doesn't grow here at all though.
the ones on a lot of pizzas are often slimy and soggy. they're better fried or in soups. different mushrooms all have different tastes but there is a universal mushroomy taste that they all do have though.
excellent taste
It's mushroom season in Europe? You should get some magic mushrooms.
Every form of life is made of "stolen nutrients" user. Even a stupid carrot.
god, Kania is my favourite shroom
i love when my dad brings lots of them and then fry them on the pan in breadcrumbs
this must be the most delicious thing i've ever eaten
Hey goy try these mushrooms I picked up
>american cuisine
If you eat "pizza" please don't complain about the industrial shits that cover it.
They say it tastes good actually., like nuts. Give it a try.
what happened to your hands bro
What do these taste like?
If you survive, next time you go for mushrooms, don't pull it with roots, use knife to cut it and keep roots in the ground, next year there will grow new mushrooms.
mmm delicious but now im thirsty
is there a well i can have a drink from schlomi?
Earthy
I'm surprised you found so many. The mushrooms here are now much less abundant as we've already had our first frost.
Regards,
Northeast USA
>use knife to cut it and keep roots in the ground, next year there will grow new mushrooms.
That's very discutable, mushrooms have no "roots" to begin with.
Beautiful kanie you got there
sure, but it's still better to leave more than less mycellum in the ground, he is right
ABORT
As long as you don't use a shovel to harvest them it's ok, I pick up girolles with bare hands at the same place since yrears and they're still there.
Small mushrooms: I pinch
Big mushrooms: I rotate
What h-happened to your thumb?