Mushroom Hunting - August 15th 2023 (part 1/2) - Boletus edulis | Cep | King bolete | Funghi Porcini
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- This mushroom hunting video was recorded on 15th August 2023 in Slovakia, Europe. It shows picking of the following mushroom species: Cep / Penny bun / King bolete (Boletus edulis). This is the first of two video parts from this day. Link to the second part: • Mushroom Hunting - Aug...
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Beautiful video ! Please make more videos of your land and mushrooms. Greetings from Florida, USA. God Bless !
Thank you very much :)
Ein wundervolles Video. Herrliche Boletus Edulis.
Du gehst so behutsam mit der Natur um. ❤❤❤
Hey Luke Have a nice day
Thank you, have a nice day too.
Man, I love this channel. As an aside, any chance of more videos showing how you prepare them at home?
Thank you. So far I published one cooking video, I'm also planning to make a video about dehydrating. But my primary focus are videos from the forest like this one.
WoW! Just wow!
Glad you like it :)
Beautiful mushroom...
Nice finds❤❤❤
Thank you :)
Waiting for this 💙
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Wow! What a great find Luke,its an awesome day of foraging! 😮😊❤
Thank you
I like how you do not waste the bottom of the mushroom by scraping the surface earth from the stem of the mushroom. Good fortune to follow you through life.
Thank You. It's not always eeasy to clean it like this when recording videos. Good fortune to you too!
Very nice find sir
Thank you
最高なポルチーニ！行ってみたいなあ❤
Incredible find. I'm from Northern Austria, not far from you. Had a bolete find this year to last me 1, 2 years after drying, but it wasn't as much or as beautiful as these here.. too little rain here.
Thanks. And yes, rain is essential for good mushroom growth and lack of rain can bring a lot of disappointment for mushroom hunters.
What an amazingly full basket.
Yes that was :) In the second part of the video it will be even a bit better.
Such nice and ❤ beautiful mushrooms
Glad you like them :)
I'm so glad those forest still save and green. Alot forest in around the world become dried and set on fire.. Hopefully no more nature disaster makes forest destroy... So happy to seeing your videos this morning.. ❤❤❤
Great video, some nice finds! Just wondering how you prepare the older ones with the yellow pores? Do you remove the pores and eat the top part of the cap? discard the whole cap and just eat the stem? Or do you eat the whole cap, yellow pores and all?
Glad you like the video. And good question. Quite often I remove the yellow / green pores from the old ones - it all depends how the mushroom looks like when processing it.
Great videos man! I believe that the yellow stuff is where the maggots have layed their eggs but am not one hundred percent certain
Thank you for the comment and your answer :)
No they get yellow pores from age
Keep posting brother. Can you add some more mushrooms cleaning? 😅😅
It depends on how much time I have - sometimes I add more, sometimes less. But I know people like to watch it :)
Very nice video. Why patting on the soil after every picking?
Thanks. After picking I try to cover the holes in the soild so the mycelium stays safe under the soil. Other reason is that I don't like to leave traces after picking mushrooms.
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A já jsem si furt říkal, jak je možné, že jsou mi ty houby tak povědomé a pak zjistím, že kanál je z ČR. 😄 Dobrá práce! Super videa pokračuj. 👍
Diky :)
Is the part that is damaged not edible anymore? And how do they get damaged inside? Because of worms or something? I've just walked around the forest myself to find mushrooms. Didn't pick any as we don't learn which one you can eat and which ones you don't. We only learn they are dangerous.
Depends how it is damaged. And many people have different preferences. I personally don't like when there are many worm tunnels inside, or if there is mold anywhere on the mushroom. Which country are you from, as you don't learn much about mushrooms there?
I understand ☺ , You live in the land of milk and honey (mushroom wise) I live in the Netherlands. We only learn how mushrooms can be psychedelic or ill-making. And in the stores we have l he champignons and if you are really lucky the occasonally shii-take / cantharel @@LukesMushrooms
How far do you typically have to drive to your spots?
Usually between 0.5 to 1.5 hours, but sometimes it can be both less and more :)
What is the difference between bolete and porcini?
Probably mostly naming :) Bolete is a very general term. King bolete usually means ceps. Porcini also means ceps in Italian, if I'm not wrong.
Hihihi👍
are those blue staining ones edible?
Those that I pick are edible, but they must be prepared well.
15:49 why the pat?
Mostly to check if it's firm.
If it rains heavily now they will pop up and get instant worms it seems. Way too warm. That yellow stuff may be a slime mold.
Thank you
Went out today in Carinthia and yes very warm here also, but I found the biggest Golden Chanterelle I've ever collected (absolutely massive). Even hot days can produce some stunners.