I found the "other Lion's Mane" and ate it (Hericium coralloides, aka Coral Tooth Fungus)

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024

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  • @erikiacopelli451
    @erikiacopelli451 2 года назад +3

    I live in Puerto Rico and our Lion Mane is the Coral Tooth-type. I know they are all Lion Manes BUT I REALLY love ours the PR one. Looks so much more awesome.

  • @1polynation169
    @1polynation169 2 года назад +4

    I found one of these last year and ate it .......tasted like crab to me ....sooo sooo good!!!

  • @carsonyoung33
    @carsonyoung33 Год назад +1

    I take a tincture labeled as “lion’s mane” but is actually this mushroom. So helpful to learn more about it! Can’t wait to find it in nature!

  • @thenordicthirstofnorsepaga8694
    @thenordicthirstofnorsepaga8694 Год назад +1

    I really enjoy watching your videos and appreciate all of the information that you share

  • @gefginn3699
    @gefginn3699 2 года назад +1

    Great post my friend. 🍄

  • @sopigmented3012
    @sopigmented3012 Год назад

    "when grown in high CO2 it grows very coral-like, in low CO2 it forms nice round fruits like lions mane" according to The Mushroom Guys (mushroom farm and shop in WA Australia).
    LOVE this channel!!

  • @downeastbeast6448
    @downeastbeast6448 Год назад +3

    I find these all the time in northern Maine, I used to think it was Bears Head Tooth, but I was wrong! I love Coral Tooth. To me, it tastes like shellfish, and with butter and garlic, it's fantastic. Next season I'm going to try making "crab cakes" with them.

    • @normajeanslagel4633
      @normajeanslagel4633 11 месяцев назад

      Do you have recipe to share for.yourmushroon can cakes? Newbie at this

  • @bendrixbailey1430
    @bendrixbailey1430 10 месяцев назад

    The coraloides is one of my favorite mushrooms to eat. You can wash them thoroughly under running water and get them clean, then toss them in a pan with some butter, not too much, and just boil off the water until you have a nicer sauce. I don’t cook them as much as you did cause they loose a bit of flavor that well done. When cooked in butter they taste like seafood; amazing!

  • @dcfromthev
    @dcfromthev 8 месяцев назад

    Just ran across one of these for the first time today!! Mid winter in NorCal is still pretty lit, gotta love it.

  • @your_eulogy2688
    @your_eulogy2688 2 года назад +7

    I know a log that produces coral tooth every year. It's the best tasting mushroom I've had so far

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад

      That is awesome to have a log like that!

    • @your_eulogy2688
      @your_eulogy2688 2 года назад +1

      It definitely is a great thing. I just wish it was a bit closer to my house.

  • @Beastem08
    @Beastem08 Год назад +1

    This was a cool video. I think I came across the coral mushroom or the lions mane mushroom while out hiking recently.

  • @teuth
    @teuth 2 года назад +4

    that's so cool, Tony! did you clone it? i betcha it looks really cool fruiting out of a bucket. i found some chicken of the woods the other day and it went straight to agar lol

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +3

      I did not clone this one, but I definitely should go get one!

  • @annettep.1605
    @annettep.1605 2 года назад +1

    Amazing!. At age 66, I've become very interested in learning as much as I can about medicinal & culinary mushrooms. I'd like to try to help prevent dementia in myself, by learning to eat & use the wonderful mushrooms. I hear Lion's Mane tastes like lobster, wow. I know I'd love it. I want to grow it & other fungi. Do you tincture the raw Lion's Mane mushrooms?

  • @jamesthomas1244
    @jamesthomas1244 Год назад

    Thanks for the vid. I found and picketed some today in the SF east bay area.
    Yes, lots of rain happening.

  • @TacticalOpossum-g4x
    @TacticalOpossum-g4x 18 дней назад

    Just found a flush of them on a log. The biggest one weighs 5 pounds. Most of the ones I harvested are about 2 pounds. Going to cook them up later tonight. Thank you for the information.

  • @reptilez
    @reptilez 2 года назад +3

    I have a coral tooth log just off my fave disc golf course. Big fun

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +1

      That is awesome! Coral Tooth and disc golf- the perfect combo :)

  • @thisisnecessary8835
    @thisisnecessary8835 Год назад +1

    Found a pound of this in northern Indiana today, delicious!

  • @isaaccutlip5815
    @isaaccutlip5815 2 года назад +7

    Started watching not too long ago and now this is one of my favorite channels

  • @Skyline_Cinema
    @Skyline_Cinema 2 года назад +2

    I just tried it today for the first time, it was kinda old so not much taste and super firm. It was so amazing to find it cause it's super rare in my area.

  • @silentstormstudio4782
    @silentstormstudio4782 Год назад +1

    Honestly, it would be a vibe to try the coral type looking mushroom, people can get really creative with that 🤔

  • @সত্যেরপথে-ছ৭স
    @সত্যেরপথে-ছ৭স 2 года назад +1

    Hi Tony I watching your video recently and try to watch your every videos.
    I think in these world there are 2 types of person, one is Bacterial Tolerance People and other is Mushroom (Fungi) Tolerance People.
    I think I am Mushrooms Tolerance person.
    I want to adopt my with probiotic things but each time when i do it my body rejects it and get horrible loose motion.
    But whenever i tried penicillin type antibiotic and other synthetic antibiotic , penicillin antibiotic shows me less side effect and more effective to my body .
    Also when i eat cooked mushroom it looks like my stomach and body wants more mushroom from me .
    So is this me ?
    Or there are others like me out there who is moreover a mushroom tolerance person more than probiotic tolerance person ???

  • @allduhcheese6762
    @allduhcheese6762 2 года назад +2

    I've been growing my own coral tooth for some time now. Beautiful and delicious 🍄👍

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +1

      Wow that’s rad!! I’m gonna try and grow it.

    • @allduhcheese6762
      @allduhcheese6762 2 года назад

      @@FreshCapMushrooms I've just tried supplementing my grow bags with oak and the really seem to like it. Wish i could share pics I have 4 nice fruits growing right now

    • @Stenko222
      @Stenko222 9 месяцев назад

      Is it difficult to grow? Could i buy a grow kit somewhere.?

  • @erikiacopelli451
    @erikiacopelli451 2 года назад

    Going mushroom hunting this weekend wit my GF and her 2 girls. She loves mushrooms as much as I do tho me n her don't know if the girls will like it. Any tips to help me n her to get the girls into mushroom hunting?? I would love to make it once or twice a month thing just the 4 of us can do when the girls come to stay with us every other weekend. Any tips at all would be GREAT!! I know the girls ain't mine but I treat them like they are and always try to find things we can do together as a family. Their dad ain't like me at all and is strict on them so I thought bringing them into the woods would be something new n fun for them as they have never been in the woods. So ANY ideas would be VERY appreciated. Thanks

  • @matthewrobertson4145
    @matthewrobertson4145 2 года назад +1

    Great video, and absolutely gorgeous-looking mushroom! I might try growing it, if I can figure out how to grow regular lion's mane properly; my last two turned out bitter, somehow. Maybe because I'm eating it when it's sporing? Or maybe it's like asparagus and coriander, and some people just have the wrong genes for tasting it.

    • @KOKO-uu7yd
      @KOKO-uu7yd Год назад

      By my experience, which is VERY limited tbh 😉, they do indeed get bitter when they are old enough to spore. It t seem hard at all to grow, but understanding what was happening as it DID grow seemed a bit tough. When it was about to fruit, when it was ripe, those just look DIFFERENT somehow? 🤷‍♀️
      I'm gonna try again. So, good luck to us both🤞👍

  • @bellrealestatephotojerrybe7904
    @bellrealestatephotojerrybe7904 2 года назад

    I inoculated a grain bag with a spore syringe 10 days ago. When should I start seeing mycelium?

  • @studiobyshirley1563
    @studiobyshirley1563 2 года назад +10

    Corrallocens! 3 different ones have been tested and found to stimulate NGH ✌🏽

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +2

      Very cool!

    • @Sartorri4666
      @Sartorri4666 2 года назад

      What is NGH?

    • @stevestkkts
      @stevestkkts 2 года назад +1

      @@Sartorri4666 He means ""NGF" = Nerve Growth Factor

    • @Sartorri4666
      @Sartorri4666 2 года назад +1

      @@stevestkkts Makes sense then. Just curious if there was something I didn't know. Thanks for clarity. I think she should have answered but you'll do. 👍

  • @aequanimitatis
    @aequanimitatis 2 года назад

    Thanks so much! 🙏🏾😊☮️

  • @Beadfishing
    @Beadfishing 2 года назад +3

    They taste like lobster or crab meat to me when cooked in butter, I find them on cottonwood in wa state

  • @shogun9184
    @shogun9184 2 года назад +2

    They are perfect for any kinds of chiken soup

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +1

      O ya, that's a good idea!!

    • @shogun9184
      @shogun9184 2 года назад

      @@FreshCapMushrooms
      try this:
      ginsang, 5g
      spring onion, 50g
      Ginger, 5g
      Chicken thighs, 500g
      Fresh Garlic cloves, 2-3 cloves
      Half can of beer (yes you heard me right)
      Hericium erinaceus,200g
      Sea salt,5-8g
      Add all above together, no extra steps needed.
      Fill your choice of pot till everything submerged, high heat, boil for 30min-2hour maximum (add water as needed)

  • @justinw.7045
    @justinw.7045 2 года назад +1

    I feel like everytime I find lions mane I have to contemplate if the fall is worth the tasty meal.

  • @AJScraps
    @AJScraps 2 года назад +1

    Coral Tooth is the coolest looking in the Family! 😎 🍄 🌝

  • @joanneguy9236
    @joanneguy9236 2 года назад

    i found a lot how could i keep it for long time

  • @Stenko222
    @Stenko222 9 месяцев назад

    I love finding coraltooth in alberta❤

  • @miman-ck9jv
    @miman-ck9jv 2 года назад +3

    Always soak your mushrooms in cold water for awhile to get rid of any bugs

    • @Sartorri4666
      @Sartorri4666 2 года назад +1

      Grow them at home and avoid the bugs.

    • @miman-ck9jv
      @miman-ck9jv 2 года назад +1

      @@Sartorri4666 🤦‍♂️🤣

  • @EliezaBaby
    @EliezaBaby Год назад

    Hey 👋 do you know any mushrooms groupies in Downtown Toronto? Will love to learn and hunt in group and learn with groupies 😊

  • @tracy2762
    @tracy2762 Год назад +1

    any lions mane grow kits you would suggest?

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  Год назад +2

      In the US? Check out North Spore or Myc Tyson Mushrooms

  • @RealJonzuk
    @RealJonzuk 2 года назад

    Are your freshcaps sold on Amazon certified gluten free ? I have celiac disease and I want to order your reishi

  • @SonofTheMorningStar666
    @SonofTheMorningStar666 2 года назад +3

    👍

  • @1Ascanius
    @1Ascanius 2 года назад +2

    God blessed my property with these as well

  • @stingingmetal9648
    @stingingmetal9648 29 дней назад

    I prefer coraliodes over the others.

  • @4corander
    @4corander 2 года назад +4

    It's ironic that lionsmane looks like a brain... and affects the brain.
    coral tooth looks like nerves to me... maybe it affects nerves in some way.
    Jk who knows

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +2

      This is awesome:
      -a cut carrot looks like an eye (good for eyes!)
      -walnuts apparently good for lungs (they totally look like lungs)

    • @4corander
      @4corander 2 года назад

      @@FreshCapMushrooms we're onto something... Maybe 'Nature' has learned what plants and their chemicals do in the body of organism's that have consumed them...
      and, I presume, made their potential use more obvious; visually.
      this might increase the plants odds for reproductive success... fascinating though

  • @theiceageiscoming.5516
    @theiceageiscoming.5516 2 года назад +1

    💪😎🇺🇲

  • @sidimightbe
    @sidimightbe 2 года назад +1

    I was thinking with this great depression that growing a fuck ton of lions mane would be cheap and easy and alot of food

    • @___echo___
      @___echo___ 2 года назад

      Having some of your own food growing is always a good idea

  • @AnarchAnjel
    @AnarchAnjel 2 года назад +3

    Did you know lions mane helps lower blood sugar, I have type 1 diabetes and can tell you it does absolutely lower blood sugar. Wish I could grow it but I live in the 🏜 be heart healthy and use olive oil instead of butter :) butter is so tasty with mushrooms 😀

    • @FreshCapMushrooms
      @FreshCapMushrooms  2 года назад +1

      Haven't heard this for Lion's Mane, but people have definitely been looking into this for Maitake.

    • @AnarchAnjel
      @AnarchAnjel 2 года назад +1

      @@FreshCapMushrooms Have to look into that Thank you 😀

  • @সত্যেরপথে-ছ৭স

    Hi Tony I watching your video recently and try to watch your every videos.
    I think in these world there are 2 types of person, one is Bacterial Tolerance People and other is Mushroom (Fungi) Tolerance People.
    I think I am Mushrooms Tolerance person.
    I want to adopt my with probiotic things but each time when i do it my body rejects it and get horrible loose motion.
    But whenever i tried penicillin type antibiotic and other synthetic antibiotic , penicillin antibiotic shows me less side effect and more effective to my body .
    Also when i eat cooked mushroom it looks like my stomach and body wants more mushroom from me .
    So is this me ?
    Or there are others like me out there who is moreover a mushroom tolerance person more than probiotic tolerance person ???