Yesterday, Larry Whalen and I were out and found 6 different spots that had Shaggy Manes. We also found small amounts of scattered horse mushrooms. Suillis...
... Thanks for the update. I've been looking for hens and parasols but haven't seen much lately. Needless to say I haven't been in pine forests so I haven't...
I'm still finding brick caps and wine caps, on wood chips. I also found a shaggy parasol. One Lepiota naucina they taste pretty good like a cross between a...
Dear Mushroom Enthusiast, Join expeditions@fieldmuseum™ for our upcoming trip to Costa Rica as our very own mycologist Dr. Greg Mueller explores the rich and...
What can anybody tell me about Boletus pinophilus often called porcini's? I heard reports that they have been found in nearby forests of Virginia, Maryland...
I find this mushroom in profusion, but I can't identify it. Any thoughts? ===== Dennis McCallum, away from home Lead Pastor, Xenos Christian Fellowship 1340...
Hello all, If anyone is interested in a southern mushroom foray, here is the information on the Gulf States Mycological Society Winter Foray. It will be Dec...
Hello Dennis, Can you try posting a photo in the photo section on this board. Yahoo does not store picture attachments in emails and I could not view you...
i found a load of shaggy manes a few weeks ago. I brought them home and stuck them in the fridge overnight. I did cook them (pan fried with butter) but gee, I...
Frying ink caps in a pan crisply is appealing, eliminating the squid ink appearance issue, keeping the focus on flavor, is what I learned from a recent post on...
they never fry well; try cooking them in a soup instead. rob ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. ...
Hi Everyone, It has been my experience that Shaggy manes dissolve into inky mess in short order. I have found they will kept for a day or so in ice water. I...
good idea with the coprinus comatus. i wanted to try some conatus atramentarius (with a meal that didn't have alcohol!) this year, but i didn't find a single ...
On a sad note my morel tree at Dairy queen that produced on adverage 200 8 inch tall giant yellow morels was just cut down and all the near by soil was removed...
... Shaggy manes self-digest starting from the bottom of the cap. Trim off ALL the black parts and use the rest for cooking. Use them quickly because they ...
John, What about the tree and soil? Where were they removed to? Next to some more dying elms? Could there be enough spores and living mycelium to spin a ...
has anyone eaten xerula megalopora? (i'm not even sure if it IS edible). i call these the albino xerula furfuracea (or Oudemanseilla radicata, rooted oudie,...
... Is that the real name of what they do? Actually I did remove all the "melted" parts, but I still had a pan full of black water and black stuff. I did...
the scientific term is deliquesce. 1 : to dissolve or melt away 2 : to become soft or liquid with age -- used of plant structures (as mushrooms). cheers, rob ...
It might interest some of our Group members that Dave (ozone) is president of the new mushroom club in Tennessee and that Kirk is president of the Mycological...
SOMA Winter Mushroom Camp is Coming Up! The Sonoma County Mycological Association (SOMA) invites you to the 8th annual SOMA Winter Mushroom Camp. The Camp will...
Please take a look at Alexander (Sasha) Viazmensky's mushroom prints: http://www.pelcor.com/mushrooms/SashaMushrooms.html Sasha is the artist well known for...
Hello, There is an album with 3 pictures The first bolete picture is a Tylopilus because it has pink pores The Giant one in the middle is a berkleys polypore ...
Hello I just recieved this for Herman i thought i would pass it along. He also has a new article on a fungus fair at http://fungi- zette.com/mssf_2004.htm ...
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