How I clean giant puffballs

Basic demonstration of how I clean a giant puffball mushroom. Most important part is to check the root where it attaches to the ground to inspect for bug damage or old age. If you want nice, even slices for breading and frying, make sure to use a long, sharp knife.

[@ENtoPLgametranslator]

Hey! Personally I use the thinnest guitar string to cut these. Works like a charm.

[@SwagFang]

the satisfaction id get from cutting a mushroom......

[@rezmy10488]

watching you peel it was really satisfying.
and puffball?? what a cute name! ❤️

[@redharlow2423]

Man looks like cheese and looks good anyways does it taste like your normal mushroom

[@ujlt7198]

i never peel my puffballs i think the "skin" tastes good

[@woodlandwork]

Excellent video. I am hoping to pick some of my own soon!

[@sebi4186]

it looks so nice!

[@manotirak1880]

wow in my country we call mushroom TOO POU

[@drd6893]

Why is this a puffer mushroom?
Because they are filles with the dark smokey pores...
This doesn't have any puff puff inside..... Why?

[@carlavaneeden8383]

Wow, this is fantastic! Where abouts are you located to find such a treat?

[@animusauthor]

Is there any practical use for the outer skin? Could make for interesting crafting material. Thanks for posting.

[@bobbywett]

Can you freeze puffballs?

[@K1rkles]

You deserve more views

[@msbrianbo]

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