Hiiiiii 👋🍄😊,
This time I will be on time with my post for the Season hunt challenge Week 3 since in the last week challenge my post about the leaves was a bit late ...but this time I am doing it...sleep is overrated anyway so I decided, while I enjoy the sound of my sleeping kids, to share with you my mushroom hunt from last week.
Oh, and isn't it #FungiFriday today too😀?
We went for a walk with @anikad, the kids and our 6 dogs 🐶🐕🐶🐕🐶🐕(3 mine, 2 of Ani and 1 we are taking care of for the winter) and of course some bags for the mushrooms 😊 We go very near by our village where it is very flat and mostly fields of crops but they are separated with tree lines. And this is where we find our treasures. We found them last year there so I couln't wait for the right time to come and check how are the mushrooms. And as I expected we found a LOT of oysters.
Photos by @anikad
The kids also enjoyed the #seasonhunt and actually they found most of the oysters
Did you know Oyster Mushrooms (Pleurotus ostreatus) are good sources of vitamin D, protein, fiber, potassium, vitamin B6 and folate. But to be honest I don't know how much of those source do we intake after we cook the oysters?!? I tried to find values of raw vs cooke oyster mushroom but I couldn't find info about the cooked one. So I though maybe dried they will be the best, they will keep all of their beneficial sources. I am not sure about this, if someone from you know I would love to hear 🙂
Other mushrooms we found were Macrolepiota procera - Parasol mushrooms. Very beautiful mushroom.
And I think this one is Dryad’s Saddle
And 2 that I don't know what they are:
I wish I could've done more shots on some of the mushrooms but omg it is so fricking hard to make a picture with so many dogs around me. 😄🐶😄When I start making a close picture, they all come to check what I am doing and sometimes they smash the fungi and then sit right next to it.
We got home happy, tired (even the dogs) and with full bags of mushrooms. Great day overall, again!
Then it was the sweet part - cooking and eating. The next few days we had sauted oysters, baked ones, in soup, as cream soup....you know all that we could think of and we like. I just love the abundance Nature gives us!
Thanks again @qwerrie for kind of inspiring me to do a #seasonhunt last week. For this week challenge I am sure you will have amazing photos to share with us since you are one true #FungiLover 😊
Thank you for stopping by and go hunt some mushrooms!
happy #fungifriday!
😊 Happy #fungifriday to you as well 🍄
I totally understand you! when dogs are in a playful mood, very soon there are no intact mushrooms around you :)))
I should note that you've got around all the good stuff you need for succsessful foraging - Oysters, M.Procera. the best mushrooms really, and they always pop up in sufficient families.
as for the two species you could not identify - well, I am in the same boat with you: also have no idea what it is, no distinctive features...
all in all: that was a good walk and successfull season hunt. let me treat you with a hot mushroom !PIZZA now.
Thank you so much, I love pizza 😄 and yes it was a great walk for all of us
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You did well Humun. You did well :)
I would be so tempted to poke the ones growing on the tree.
One
By
one.
:D
😁 thank you humun, I poked the one I could reach....I call it freshness test 😄
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I would recommend you cook those oysters as eating them raw can cause gas. There are only a few mushroom species that can be eaten raw.
Hii, I would't eat them raw, I agree, but I was wondering about dried or dehydrated with salt solution?!? Have you tried them this way?
Even if you dehydrate them you will need to soak them in water again and cook them before eating. I find that cooking first then dehydrating is best for storing them long term for use later. Also if you cook them first and dehydrate them you can essentially have a form of mushroom jerky (I've made it before and its really good). https://peakd.com/hive-166168/@sketch.and.jam/mushroom-monday-hunting-for-domesticated
Beautiful post!! I love mushrooms, those colors, those shapes and different sizes, some so toxic and others so delicious... and well, what better company than to be in good company like you?
Thank you for this! Have a beautiful Sunday!
Wow such a wonderful post and look at all of those amazing mushrooms, oh I am jealous, but so love to see them growing in abundance, it is just too dry where I am unfortunately. xxx
Thank youu, this year was very good for mushrooms here since we had good amount of rain and sunshine. Last year I was picking mushrooms from the same place but it was nothing like this. When I saw the tree with all the colorful oysters 🤩...awesomness.
Thank you so much for the tip 🙏😊 🧡