What's that you're eating?

[Lorien]

I don't think there's a 'picture of what you're eating' thread here, which is a damn shame- after all, we can't all spend all our time on instagram lol!

This is a couple big ole white chanterelles with a couple goldens mixed in that I foraged over the past couple days. Just butter and salt and ermagerd! Delicious!

 

[91bravo]

I don't think there's a 'picture of what you're eating' thread here, which is a damn shame- after all, we can't all spend all our time on instagram lol!

This is a couple big ole white chanterelles with a couple goldens mixed in that I foraged over the past couple days. Just butter and salt and ermagerd! Delicious!

I love me some meaty mushrooms!

 

[Lorien]

yeah man, these guys would've made for an amazeballs pulled pork.
where you at, Jonny?

 

[91bravo]

I’m in Alabama, where no mushrooms grow, except for the psychedelic ones! Lol

 

[Lorien]

check this out, buddy; https://alabamamushroomsociety.org/common-edible-mushrooms

 

[91bravo]

check this out, buddy; https://alabamamushroomsociety.org/common-edible-mushrooms

Jeannie and I have seen lots of mushrooms while backpacking, but I have zero confidence in identifying any of them. We have a lot of those red "candy" mushrooms down here, and it looks like it's edible according to that link. I believe we have chicken of the woods too, but like I said, I don't think I'll pick any without someone knowledgeable to verify them for me.

 

[trevitrace]

Chicken of the woods are super easy to identify. Great starter mushroom.

 

[Jsega51]

I don’t mind the cheap cookies in between the good homemade ones.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

^ that picture makes my pancreas hurt

 

[Pàdruig]

I am infinitely more successful in my mushroom hunts than I am in my game hunts. In fact, most of the time, I end up coming home with a ridiculous amount of mushrooms rather than any meat... I need to get out and find some new spots. The fires last year burnt all of my usual haunts to ash.

This is one of the tastiest mushrooms that I have ever harvested - a Bolete. So good.

A close second is the Lobster Mushroom - I made an elf elk and lobster mushroom stroganoff once with this fungi and I can't rave enough about how amazing it was.

And obviously, chanterelles and chicken-of-the-woods come in as close thirds. Frankly, I love them all but these are the four most common shrooms that I tend to find.

(Sorry if I'm derailing the thread, Lorien )

 

[Cap’n Smudge]

A close second is the Lobster Mushroom - I made an elf and lobster mushroom stroganoff.

Pretty sure that’s illegal and even if it’s not illegal, it is disgusting. Leave the indigenous people of the woods alone.

 

[Pàdruig]

Pretty sure that’s illegal and even if it’s not it is disgusting. Leave the indigenous people of the woods alone.

That is hilarious. I have half a mind to leave it and not edit it. For the record though, for my elf loving brethren, I meant ELK.

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

I don't think there's a 'picture of what you're eating' thread here, which is a damn shame- after all, we can't all spend all our time on instagram lol!

This is a couple big ole white chanterelles with a couple goldens mixed in that I foraged over the past couple days. Just butter and salt and ermagerd! Delicious!

Looks like a collection of little decapitated chickeny lizards.. you monster.

 

[Lorien]

^ that picture makes my pancreas hurt

makes me bowels ache, (can't eat the wheat )

I am infinitely more successful in my mushroom hunts than I am in my game hunts. In fact, most of the time, I end up coming home with a ridiculous amount of mushrooms rather than any meat... I need to get out and find some new spots. The fires last year burnt all of my usual haunts to ash.

This is one of the tastiest mushrooms that I have ever harvested - a Bolete. So good.

A close second is the Lobster Mushroom - I made an elf elk and lobster mushroom stroganoff once with this fungi and I can't rave enough about how amazing it was.

And obviously, chanterelles and chicken-of-the-woods come in as close thirds. Frankly, I love them all but these are the four most common shrooms that I tend to find.

(Sorry if I'm derailing the thread, Lorien )

hey you'll get no argument from me! That being said, I've started a mushroom thread HERE

 

[The Amazing Virginian]

This was what I ate last night.








Sauerbraten is in the pot for dinner tonight after four days marinading. Serving with spaetzle, gingersnap gravy, and red cabbage.

 

[Box_Opener]

I am infinitely more successful in my mushroom hunts than I am in my game hunts. In fact, most of the time, I end up coming home with a ridiculous amount of mushrooms rather than any meat... I need to get out and find some new spots. The fires last year burnt all of my usual haunts to ash.

This is one of the tastiest mushrooms that I have ever harvested - a Bolete. So good.

A close second is the Lobster Mushroom - I made an elf elk and lobster mushroom stroganoff once with this fungi and I can't rave enough about how amazing it was.

And obviously, chanterelles and chicken-of-the-woods come in as close thirds. Frankly, I love them all but these are the four most common shrooms that I tend to find.

(Sorry if I'm derailing the thread, Lorien )

These are amazing. It’s seriously impressive you can ID these and find them. Really cool!

 

[91bravo]

Nashville Hot Chicken that Jeannie made.

 

[Hard Knocks]

Why did I open this thread before eating lunch

 

[Notsharp]

Last night the wife and I had tri tip sandwiches

 

[Big DJ]

Breakfast Burrito with Green Chile and a coffee.