Edible purple Laccaria ochropurpurea mushrooms , hedgehogs, puffballs, and other nonsense

[@ohmisterjeff]

Laccaria ochropurpurea's caps are hearty, reminiscent of shiitake caps... Pro tip: smear a mix of beef base, shredded cheddar and finely chopped onion into the gillside. Roast in the oven! Let cool and slice into strips to be placed inside quesadillas with your favorite filler cheeses and sauces

[@TruthFrequencyNews]

Hi Anna, last year I found the most numerous ever, laccaria purporea (sp) under only white pines in southeastern TN. So much so I still have some dehydrated.

[@SplendoursVale]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@anna-identifies-mushrooms]

Quite welcome!

[@ChakrunaBlue]

Thank you for your videos!

[@trimbaker1893]

Hi Anna, Since I am way up the mountain, I am not competing with you for the mushrooms. Just wanted to be clear that I am not in the same group as the little black beetles that get all inside the mushrooms... ok? : )
a real treat to see and hear you after a long day. Right on, George.

[@anna-identifies-mushrooms]

Good to hear from you, I’ve been doing so badly keeping up on comments, thank you for saying hello!

[@jc_jc_jc_jc_jc]

I ate laccaria ochropurpurea in the past 2 years and enjoyed them. But I didn't find any this year sadly. Hopefully the season isn't over yet here in south PA.

[@FromTheForest-w1f]

Pozdrawiam Serdecznie 😊

[@gwynn2528]

These little videos might convert me from a hiker to a mushroom hunter. 😅

[@harutakafujio7715]

Yes honey