Mushroom Foraging Walk in October- Picking / Cleaning / Cooking
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- I take a quick walk in Wiltshire to see what edible mushrooms are around. Then take them home to clean and cook.
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I have chantarelle envy😂😂
Haha sorry 😆🍄
The resultant food looks delicious. Well done.
Thanks 😊
You make me hungry! Thanks for the video!
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Smashing vid, off to woods today to see whats popped up. All best Will 😊
Thanks. Did you find much? 🍄
Amazing video thank you for your knowledge 🙏
Thanks 😊 🍄
Wow I think you should invite all your subscribers round for breakfast please 😛
Great video
Your videos always make me crave the outdoors
Thanks 😊🍄
Dear brother,
After seeing your videos I get more confident when going foraging. Thanks for that !
Again, great filming and very straight-forward information
Thanks much appreciated 😁
Bloody love this channel, what a haul! I like the knife-brush you have specifically for processing them too!
Thanks 😊 🍄. It’s an opinel, they make great mushroom knives
Cool knife! I like the little brush on the grip! 👍
Its an Opinel, they are great little mushroom knives :)
Outstanding video, thank you. 😊👍 We tried this way of cooking mushrooms and we think it’s the best way to conserve the natural flavour. Thanks again!👍
Thanks 😊. Yes I agree I think the flavour of chanterelles is wasted if used in a sauce. A bit of butter and garlic is all it needs
Thank you and keep these up, please. This was such a super video. Clear, enthusiastic and informative! I would love to do this more but I stress over toxic versions. I worked up the courage to forage a porcini, birch boletes and a giant puffball but always struggled to enjoy them even though I was sure they were safe. Actually watching someone who knows what they are at makes a massive difference. Also it pains me as I realise I have passed up some stonking parasols in the past! 😢
Thanks 😊. Yeah I was the same when I started foraging mushrooms. It’s good to be cautious. After a while once you can positively ID all the main dangerous mushrooms you will become more confident. Also the parasols should come back in the same spot most years, if you can remember where they were you can go back for them
You’ve got a veritable shopping market right there. Nice to see the UK participating in outdoor activities. I’m from British Columbia Canada and a mushroom hunter too. Love your video❤
Thanks 😊. BC is lovely, I’ve been to Vancouver but would love to explore more one day
I’m impressed with chanterelles in mid October, not sure that would happen in Scotland where I am. Although I got loads in August. September
Was a little later than normal. Still fairly warm down here though just turning frosty last few days so won’t expect to find much more now
That was a fantastic video thank you 🍄
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Such a concise and yet feature rich video there and wow those parasol pizzas look amazing! I've only found what I think to be Shaggy Parasols so far and given a few lookalikes potentially, I refrained from being a Bold not OLD forager for now lol
It is crucial to cut the bottoms of the stems before putting it in to your basket, it will save you a lot of cleaning time and unnecessary work later. When I pick mushrooms, I just cut them instead of pulling them out, unless it's chanterelle in which case it's easier to cut it after you've pulled it out. If do it correctly than there's no need to wash the mushrooms before cooking them which is very important for the taste.
A Good season this year in Lithuania, I've found hundreds of Boletus, we've ate as much as we could the rest we froze uncooked in a fridge freezer which now is absolutely full of mushrooms.
Nice bit of information. Love mushrooms but have never foraged. Recently joined a local Fb group of mushrooms hunters and identifiers. Local info is best I know but still learn a lot from you. I'm pretty far away from you - here in Willamette Valley, Oregon USA.
Thanks 😊. I’ve heard the climate and plant/ mushroom life is similar in Oregon to the UK. Would you say so?
Yes. Very similar. One of the reasons I like your channel. Very useful information even tho' I'm miles away. @@UKWILDCRAFTS
Thanks Lewis, i always take the spores off the boletes as it becomes very slimy when cooked ive found, i always leave the spores where i picked them.
I would on older ones that I plan to cook. But on young ones I find the pores are firm enough, and on older ones they are fine when dehydrated. But yes I don’t like them when slimy
I always trim the base in the field - it saves time later 😉
Great video. Any tips for finding Chanterelles? Never had any luck
Thanks. They can be a tricky one, took me several years of searching before I found any. But once you find a patch they can usually be found in large numbers and they come back year after year. You want to find old woodland that not many people go to, especially with beech, birch or pine trees. And it helps if it’s damp woodland with lots of moss on the ground
That mushroom omlette on Sourdough = 🤤🤤 do you make your own sourdough? if not what brand do you buy? was learning off Zoe last night if you decide to buy shop brought and the sourdough doesn't have live cultures it is junk. Bread should be living, it's got to be wholewheat too!
Can I ask which part of the country this was please ?
My regular spot for parasols has had very few last year and absolutely none this year. The previous 10+ years have been absolutely inundated with them. Any idea why this might be?
the first was the red parasol it may cause stomach issues but not as bad there it 2 types of common parasols macrolepiota rhacodes and it looks exactly like edable parasol but slightly pinkish gils and leg is not as woody
Hi there no these that I’ve picked are all true parasols (Macrolepiota procera). They have the snake skin pattern on the stem which Chlorophyllum rhacodes (formerly Macrolepiota rhacodes) don’t have.
@@UKWILDCRAFTS also classic button shaped connection cap and leg come out easiser :)
soak them in the milk for an hour or so the bread crumbs and fry whole like a schnitzel absolute delish
Another great video. Whereabouts in Wiltshire was that? Looks like a loverly part of the county.
Looking for libs in Wales, any tips for the type of landscape I'm looking for, cos so far I ain't found hardly anything lol
I’m not allowed to talk about that. RUclips censorship 🤐 haha
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How come they said parasol is toxic
Who said? There are toxic parasol lookalikes, as long as it has the snake skin pattern on the stem it’s a true parasol
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