2515R Dude
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What kind of mushroom is it and whether it is edible or not?
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oldtimer 66
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A sad story about mushrooms.
My first wife died of mushroom poisoning, it was terrible and she suffered until the end. My second wife died of a skull fracture. She just would not eat those mushrooms. Later.
My first wife died of mushroom poisoning, it was terrible and she suffered until the end. My second wife died of a skull fracture. She just would not eat those mushrooms. Later.
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Very sorry to hearA sad story about mushrooms.
My first wife died of mushroom poisoning, it was terrible and she suffered until the end. My second wife died of a skull fracture. She just would not eat those mushrooms. Later.
Rockbadchild
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mushroom’s are finicky, some are eatable but can become poisonous after a certain point.
The ones from a store barely taste good. I like identifying mushrooms but decided not to forage them because at best they taste ok at worst I’m sick or dead.
The only ones I would even try in my area are morels and chicken or hen of the woods.
The only ones I would even try in my area are morels and chicken or hen of the woods.
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Man some of you fellers are really missing out. I frequently forage through my woods looking for wild mushrooms to eat. Some of the best eating ones are not commonly found at the grocery store. I recently came across these Elm Oyster mushrooms and fried the up. My boys and the girlfriend love the wild mushrooms.
But you do need to accurately identify whatever you eat. There are some deadly ones out there. But don't be afraid o handle them, touching them will not hurt you....
But you do need to accurately identify whatever you eat. There are some deadly ones out there. But don't be afraid o handle them, touching them will not hurt you....
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Rockbadchild
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I have had the Shaggy Mane, there are good, but they are only eatable when they are early in their growth stage and need to be consume right away, once they get black they are no longer eatable, and to not be confuse with the Common Inky Cap which are also eatable but become poisonous if consume with alcohol, even if consume days apart.
Lots of eatable mushroom will have a poisonous near identical twin, so you need to be 100% sure of what you are doing, it's best to go a few time with someone that knows what he/she is doing before doing it on your own.
Lots of eatable mushroom will have a poisonous near identical twin, so you need to be 100% sure of what you are doing, it's best to go a few time with someone that knows what he/she is doing before doing it on your own.
oosik
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I forage for mushrooms. I have four eatable types around here. The others - I DO NOT fool with. Fortunately - Brownie will have nothing to do with ANY type of mushroom.
He gives me that look - "you are actually going to eat that fungus".
He gives me that look - "you are actually going to eat that fungus".
