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4 Wild Mushrooms that resemble animal foods. 1. Lobster Mushroom 2. Beefsteak Fungus 3. Beef Bouillon Bolete 4. Chicken of the Woods Foraging wild edibles and Survival / Bushcraft Skills
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Update of an older video here. Mushrooms with garlic and parsley (persillade) is a classic with all kinds of variations, in Italian it might be called funghi la loro morte (cooked to their death). Similar preps are used in Spain, with most references there using whole Lactarius caps cooked on a griddle. It's a simple, tried and true way to prepare those shrooms.
In this video, I cover 10 Wild Edible Plants and Mushrooms you can forage this spring and summer. I cover Wood Nettle, Reishi Mushroom, Chicken of the woods. As well as Dryads saddle, solomons seal and coral mushrooms. I share recipes for these mushrooms. I also talk about ramps / wild leeks. Bushcraft / survival skills. Foraging in western North Carolina. 0:00 Introduction 0:07 Dryad's Saddle Cerioporus squamosus 1:07 Indian Cucumber Medeola virginiana 1:55 Chicken of the Woods 2:52 Solomon's Seal Polygonatum biflorum 3:38 Wood Nettle Laportea Canadensis 5:01 Wood Sorrel Oxalis Spp. 5:42 Crown Tipped Coral Mushroom 6:33 Red Clover flowers 7:25 Hemlock Reishi Ganoderma Tsugae 9:37 Ramps
Harvest Red Mushroom (Wild Mushroom) Make nutritious Mushroom soaked in wine Goes to the market sell This is a precious and very rare mushroom. They only grow in old forests... today Phuong accidentally discovered them and had a very difficult time harvesting this mushroom to sell at the market. Please watch Phuong's video! Thank you for your support! Thank you for visiting my channel and supporting the video. Wishing you and your family good health and peace. Collection of harvesting videos:🤍 Subscribe channel:🤍 #lythihoa #lythica #PhươngFreeBushcraft #anhbushcraft #harvesting #Harvest #HarvestandGotoMarket #RedMushroom #WillMushroom #MakenutritiousMushroomsoakedinwine#market #HarvestingRedMushroom #HarvestingWillMushroom #HarvestWillMushroom #HarvestRedMushroom #WillMushroomHarvest #RedMushroomHarvest #Animalcare #Farm #Cooking
Hello, my name is Alina, I live in Ukraine and I love to pick mushrooms in the forest. Today I decided to cook a real delicacy. Fried Porcini mushrooms with sour cream! Recipe: - White mushrooms (Porcini) - Onion - Homemade butter - Homemade sour cream - Salt - Pepper You can use your favorite store-bought butter and sour cream
DISCLAIMER: This video is educational, there is nothing illegal in this video. Do not consume random mushrooms, you can seriously hurt yourself (or even unalive yourself) if you eat unknown mushrooms. . This is Psilo cybe allenii it is an “active” white rot saprotrophic mushroom that grows commonly in wood chip beds and landscaping on the West Coast of North America, especially California. They tend to fruit when conditions are relatively wet and cool in irrigated wood chip beds that are regularly refreshed. This species is closely related to cyanescens and azurescens, which look similar and also grow in wood chip habitat. There are some morphological differences, but more often than not you need to do microscopy and DNA barcoding to be 100% certain of species. If you want to learn more about these kinds of mushrooms, check out the work of 🤍alan_rockefeller . These mushrooms do have toxic look alikes, so please familiarize yourself with the features of Inocybe, Conocybe, and Galerina mushrooms. Never eat anything you yourself can’t positively ID. This video is not an endorsement to look for these mushrooms or to eat them. Please do not talk about consuming them in the comments. . #mycology #mushroomidentification #natureeducation #mushroomeducation #fungi #woodchips #landscaping #california #woodchiplover #mushroom #entheogen
Sign up for the Learn Your Land email newsletter here: 🤍 In this video, we take a look at 10 wild mushrooms that you may have the good fortune of finding during the summer and autumn seasons. Follow Adam Haritan online here: Email newsletter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Store: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍
27 wild edible mushrooms and their detailed identifying features laid out for you. Introduced in this video are: Oyster mushroom. Pleurotus pulmonarius, 🤍 Common chanterelle, Cantharellus cibarius, 🤍 American caesar's, Amanita jacksonii，🤍 Berkeley's polypore. Bondarzewia berkeleyi 🤍 Suillus granulatus Chicken fat bolete. Suillus americanus Chestnut bolete, Gyroporus castaneus Gilled bolete, Phylloporus rhodoxanthus Old man of the woods, Strobilomyces strobilaceus Apple bolete, Exsudoporus frostii Witches butter, Tremella mesenterica Club fungi, Clavaria vermicularis Black trumpet, Craterellus fallax Smooth chanterelle, Cantharellus lateritius Cinnabar chanterelle, Cantharellus cinnabarinus Teeny tiny chanterelle, Cantharellus minor Quilted green russula, russula crustosa Weeping milk cap, Lactifluus volumes Common parasol, Macrolepiota procera Chicken of the woods, Laetiporus cincinnatus Black-staining polypore, Meripilus sumstinei Beefsteak polypore, fistulina hepatica Laccaria ochropurpurea Scaly hedgehog mushroom, Sarcodon imbricatus Ringless honey mushroom, Armillaria tabescens Turkey tail, Trametes versicolor Reishi, Ganoderma tsugae & sessile Want to know more about wild edible mushrooms? Check out this link below. Wild Edible Mushrooms in Maryland and Virginia: 🤍 Want to know more about wild mushrooms recipes? Check out this link below. 🤍 - Video Playlists: Wild Mushroom Identification: 🤍 Wild Mushroom Hunting & Tips: 🤍 Wild Mushroom You Can Eat Series: 🤍 Wild Mushroom Recipes: 🤍 Wild Fruits and Plants: 🤍 All about Chanterelles: 🤍 - About this channel: I am a wild mushroom lover and this channel is about me and my wife identifying, collecting, cooking and sometimes preserving wild mushrooms. I've tasted nearly fifty different species of wild mushrooms in Northeast America so far, and I would like to extend my list and to share with you my adventures of nature exploring. If you like my videos, please SUBSCRIBE and share with friends to make the channel grow! Be cautious & always refer to multiple reliable sources before consuming any wild edibles!
Subscribe to the Learn Your Land email newsletter here: 🤍 To celebrate the birth of another growing season, here's a list of 9 wild mushrooms that you can forage during the spring months. These mushrooms are edible, they're tasty, and they might soon be popping up in your neck of the woods! Follow Adam Haritan online here: Email newsletter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Website: 🤍
In this video Aaron Hilliard, creator of Mushroom Wonderland, walks through the forest of the Pacific Northwest in autumn and identifies 10 completely wild mushrooms growing alongside the trial. Some of these are poisonous mushrooms, some of them are choice edible mushrooms, and some are somewhere in between! I come across golden chanterelles, the false chanterelle, amanita muscaria and its cousin amanita pantherina, delicious king boletes, tree loving pholiota, as well as several more. I am not a professional mycologist, just a total mushroom geek who has been picking and identifying wild mushrooms for 35 years, an avid member of a mycological society, administrator of a Facebook group, as well as the creator of Mushroom Wonderland. I also studied video production and photography in college and have a degree in integrated multi-media, so it only makes sense to combine my love for mushrooms and my passion for film and photography and make these videos, with the hope that I can spark interest in the hobby of mushroom foraging as well as raise public awareness and interest in wild mushrooms, and their medicinal, culinary, and spiritual value. Please come along and hit subscribe to watch and follow this unfolding video journal of mushroom info and discovery.
In this video, Mycophile, VP of the local mycological society, and creator of Mushroom Wonderland takes you on a journey with his family into Mushroom Wonderland. Actually, its an old growth conifer forest, in mid September, which happens to have quite a few species of attractive and useful wild mushrooms that Aaron Hilliard help to identify and discuss edibility and all the other potential uses of these mushrooms. We encounter a species of Hygocybe, the Chanterelle waxy cap. We also look at Ganoderma applanatum, honey mushrooms (Armillaria), Red Belted Conchs ( Fomitopsis mounceae) , Lobster Mushrooms (Hypomyces lactiflorum), Agarikon (Laricifomes officinalis) , Reishi (Ganoderma oregonense), as well as a few others. Then we go home and look at the Reishi spores under the microscope! Something you dont want to miss!! Hit subscribe and enjoy!!
How I made an extra $600 selling this wild mushroom one month. 2022 Side Hustles
I foraged a load of wild mushrooms this year so I cooked up a soup or maybe it's a stew... It was alright, could be better but if you wanna try it here's the recipe... 1 finely chopped onion 4 cloves of garlic 1 stock cube Half a celeriac root (cubed) A hand full of dried porcini mushrooms 2tsp of scaly hedgehog mushrooms Salt and pepper A glug of apple cider vinegar 2tbs butter mixed in Parsley, parmesan and fried mushrooms for garnish Check out my Instagram - 🤍 Support the Just Alex Channel on Patreon - 🤍 TikTok - 🤍 Watch me live on Twitch - 🤍 Business enquiries - alexfordhamsmith🤍gmail.com
26 Summer–Fall mushrooms in 10 mins. They are beautiful and edible, though not all are very tasty. （点击齿轮选择英文或自动翻译） Check out the following links to see how I find and cook some of mushrooms mentioned in the video: American caesar's: 🤍 Wood Blewit: 🤍 Chanterelle: 🤍 🤍 Lion's Mane: 🤍 Pear-shaped Puffball: 🤍 Maitake: 🤍 Honey Mushroom: 🤍 Berkeley's Polypore: 🤍 Ganba Fungus: 🤍 Mushrooms presented in this video: Old Man of the Woods Giant Puffball Mushroom Purple Spored Puffball Berkeley’s Polypore Wood Blewit Mushroom Pear-shaped Puffball Oyster Mushroom Honey Mushroom Mica Cap Mushroom Cinabar Chanterelle Cauliflower Mushroom Sulphur Shelf (Laetiporous Sulphureus) Smooth Chanterelle Dryad’s Saddle (Pheasant Back Mushroom) Purple-gilled laccaria (Laccaria Ochropurpuea) Hedgehog Mushroom Chicken of the Woods (Laetiporous Cincinatus) Shrimp of the woods (Aborted Entoloma) Hen of the woods Turkey Tail Lion’s Mane Ringless Honey Mushroom Shaggy Parasol Thelephora Vialis Black Trumpet US Caesar Mushroom (Amanita Jacksonii) Video Playlists: Wild Mushroom Identification: 🤍 Wild Mushroom Hunting & Tips: 🤍 Wild Mushroom You Can Eat Series: 🤍 Wild Mushroom Recipes: 🤍 Wild Fruits and Plants: 🤍 All about Chanterelles: 🤍 - About this channel: I am a wild mushroom lover and this channel is about me and my wife identifying, collecting, cooking and sometimes preserving wild mushrooms. I've tasted nearly fifty different species of wild mushrooms in Northeast America so far, and I would like to extend my list and to share with you my adventures of nature exploring. If you like my videos, please SUBSCRIBE and share with friends to make the channel grow! Be cautious & always refer to multiple reliable sources before consuming any wild edibles! - Music: Medium Rock by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (🤍 Artist: 🤍
Mushrooms are the fleshy, spore-bearing , typically produced above ground on soil or on its food source.Mushrooms are one of the favorite dishes here in our province. Some of them are culturing mushrooms and sell it on the market. There are different types of mushrooms that grow here but the famous and most delicious is ligbos. Here in our town, we call it “Ligbos”. These mushrooms are seasonal and sprout once a year. We often hunt these toadstool once their season came. You will find them in groups under a tree (bamboos, Banana tree, etc) or beside a river. It taste so good especially on soup. Finding mushrooms are so hard and difficult but enjoying. I have created a vlog about finding mushrooms. Hope you enjoy watching.
These are 3 wild edible mushrooms that are great to forage. Morels, Chicken of the woods, and Reishi. Survival Skills and Bushcraft
Learn the basics involved in foraging wild mushrooms in this introductory video. Subscribe to the email newsletter here: 🤍 Follow Adam Haritan online here: Instagram: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
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Learning how to go foraging for wild mushrooms doesn't have to be as daunting as it appears. We've been slowly teaching ourselves about these fascinating wild edibles and how you can safely and easily identify wild mushrooms when out foraging. These are all beginner friendly tips, that hopefully you'll find useful. As ever, it is important to be COMPLETELY CERTAIN about what you're picking when foraging. Do not gather or cook any wild mushrooms without cross-referencing your finds. Below, We've linked some resources to help you be sure you're picking the right fungi when out foraging for wild mushrooms. If you enjoyed this video and would like to support our channel, we do have an account on Ko-Fi. If you'd like to buy us a brew that would be AMAZING - Buy us a Coffee - 🤍 We'd also love for you to join our slow living journey. We post videos every week about simple living, sustainability and what life is like in our off-grid narrowboat tiny home. Tap subscribe, it would be great to have you onboard. Our Favourite Mushroom Hunting Resources: - Wild Food UK - 🤍 - Mushrooms, By Roger Phillips - 🤍 - The Forager's Calendar, By John Wright - 🤍 - The Collins Guide to Mushrooms - 🤍 - The River Cottage Guide to Mushrooms - 🤍 - PictureMushroom App - 🤍 If you enjoyed this video, how about trying out some of these? - Our First Ever Hike: Climbing Kinder Scout - 🤍 - Why I Live Off Grid: Lessons from Living in a Floating Tiny Home - 🤍 - Learning to Grown and Eat from the Veg Patch: Setting up a Market Garden - 🤍 Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:44 The Wild Mushrooms We're Hoping to Forage 01:23 Foraging Field Mushrooms 03:10 Foraging Mosaic Puffballs 04:46 A Quick Question 05:28 Heading into the Woods 07:44 How to find Chanterelles 08:57 Finding Chanterelle Mushrooms 12:32 How to Cook Wild Mushrooms 13:44 Thank you for watching Thank you for watching our channel! If you're new here, we're Jack and Gabby. We live on a narrowboat, alongside our dog Tilly. This channel is about our lifestyle of embracing slow living and trying to be a bit more sustainable. We're currently building a fully electric narrowboat, powered by the sun via the solar panels on the boat's roof. If you're interested in that then the link to the full build playlist is here: 🤍 If you'd like to read more about our journey into slow and seasonal living. You can find our blog, recipes and sustainable living guides via this link: 🤍 We also regularly post on instagram with content varying from boat life to foraging tips and sharing our simple living lifestyle: 🤍 We'd love to have you onboard and thank you for checking out this video! Jack + Gabby xxx PS: Some of the links in this description are affiliate links. They do not cost you any extra but help the channel out if you purchase through them ✌️
Picking mushrooms in Finland is one of the best things to spend time in Nature. Clean, organised and the tranquility of the forest is exquisite. Finnish forest.
These poisonous mushrooms grow worldwide: Destroying Angel, Death Cap, False Parasol, Deadly Galerina, Jack o Lantern, Sulphur Tuft, and Earthball Mushrooms. Learn their many different forms at different stages of development, as well as their edible lookalikes. Location: VA, MD, PA, DE Free Mushroom ID tool, AI-Powered: 🤍fungusid.com 毒蘑菇鉴别；毒鹅膏 Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:11 false parasol (similar to portobello, or butter mushroom, and obviously parasol; often found on lawns, bad for livestock) 4:40 jack o lantern (similar to honey mushroom, golden oyster, chicken of the woods, chanterelle) 6:21 sulfur tuft (comes in colonies) 9:33 common earthborn mushroom (similar to edible puffball) 10:32 deadly galerina (similar to honey and velvet foot) 13:01 pholiotina rugosa (another small brown, but deadly mushroom) 13:16 destroying angel and deathcap (similar to straw mushroom and button mushroom) Video Playlists: Mushroom ID and Hunting tips: 🤍 Wild Mushroom You Can Eat Series: 🤍 Having Fun in the Woods: 🤍 Wild Mushroom Recipes: 🤍 Wild Fruits and Plants: 🤍 All about Chanterelles: 🤍 - Be cautious & always refer to multiple reliable sources before consuming any wild edibles! "Music (Summer): 🤍bensound.com"
I met up with an expert forager and learnt so much about foraging for wild food. We found edible leaves, flowers and mushrooms. Check out my Instagram - 🤍 Learn more about foraging - 🤍 Buy Marlow's book - 🤍 Check out the Wild Food UK YouTube channel - 🤍WildFoodUK1 Support the Just Alex Channel on Patreon - 🤍 TikTok - 🤍 Watch me live on Twitch - 🤍 Business enquiries - alexfordhamsmith🤍gmail.com
I went foraging edible mushrooms and we found so many! Check out my Instagram - 🤍 Support the Just Alex Channel on Patreon - 🤍 TikTok - 🤍 Watch me live on Twitch - 🤍 Business enquiries - alexfordhamsmith🤍gmail.com
This video shows 5 of the easiest mushrooms to Identify growing wild in the forest. If you're somewhat new to foraging fungi and you have ever wondered what mushrooms can I eat in the forest, this is 5 wild mushrooms that are easy to Identify and forage for yourself. I suggest picking up a field guide and using online identification forums to help confirm your finds, but these mushrooms are pretty fool-proof if you follow the descriptions in this video. Look at some of the other videos on this channel to get more in-depth information on all of these mushrooms and more. Let the hunt begin! 1. Pacific Golden Chanterelle, Cantherellus Formosus 2. Oyster Mushroom, Pleurotus Ostreatus 3. Shaggy Parasol, Chlorophyllum Rhacodes 4. King Bolete, Boletus Edulis 5. Black Morel, Morchella Elata Please like and subscribe, click the bell for notifications on upcoming videos. Thank you for watching and following.
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Get 10% off (save up to $44!) your own authentic Japanese snack box from Bokksu using my link: 🤍 and code MISSMINA10 This video is sponsored by Bokksu. We are thrilled to partner up with Bokksu again and travel to Japan through our taste buds! Hope you guys enjoy the yummy unboxing as much as we have ♡ ▼▼▼▼▼ Today we hunt for edible mushrooms in Washington State! It's autumn and we're searching for the highly prized Golden Chanterelles. But if we don't find any, that's okay. There are plenty of other mushrooms to admire, including Witch's Butter and Fly Amanita. Watch the video to experience the wonderful world of mushrooms 😍 When foraging mushrooms, please be sure to identify them correctly before eating any. Some mushroom species may be poisonous and fatal, so be careful. Also check the most up-to-date regulations of your foraging location, confirm if you need any permits and read up on best practices. Other than that, have fun spending time in nature 🌲 😘 Subscribe for more munchies: 🤍 👕 Get my shirt: 🤍 🎥 MY CAMERA & VLOGGING GEAR: 🤍 ▼▼▼▼▼ Other videos you might like: ○ MUSHROOM FORAGING in the Rainy Woods: 🤍 ○ COASTAL FORAGING 🦀 Butter Clams, Mussels, Seaweed, Crabs: 🤍 ○ CAMPING IN OUR BACKYARD: 🤍 ► MY KOREA CHANNEL: 🤍 ► MY ASMR CHANNEL: 🤍 MORE MINA: ○ Instagram: 🤍missminaoh ○ Facebook: 🤍 ○ Twitter: 🤍missminaoh This video was filmed in October 2020. Currently we are not traveling internationally at this time due to the pandemic.
In this video, Aaron Hilliard of Mushroom Wonderland, mycologist and VP of his local mycological society, sits down with a bunch of wild mushrooms to help identify them. He will discuss morphological features, habitat, edibility, seasonality, warnings and special uses of these fungi. Some of these mushrooms are very common and easy to identify, others are rare and a bit more obscure. All of them are found in the wild in the Pacific Northwest in Autumn, and can also be found elsewhere in the world but in different habitats. Please be sure to subscribe to the channel if you get value out of videos like this and leave a comment. Also, come follow on Instagram at mushroom.wonderland and on TikTok at mushroomw0nderland. Mush-Love!!
Village life in Nagaland. Working on paddy's field and find lots of wild mushrooms from the forest and cook delicious food with organic vegetables. One day solo work in Paddy field during transplant paddy season and collect wild mushroom and vegetables from the forest, and cook delicious food in naga lifestyle. Termites mashroom is one of the most delicious food of wild vegetables. Collecting Naga organic fruits and vegetables. Naga lifestyle, Naga foods, country side life, rural life, City life vs village life, Naga agriculture, Naga culture, Naga daily life, harvesting season, season of harvest months, liziqi, country side life tv, Mr beast, Chinese food cooking and eating village, Chinese cooking videos in village food, Nagaland village life food Location - Thenyizu village under phek district of Nagaland. #Naga_local_production #villagelife #nagaland #nagalifestyle #nagaculture #worldmost #liziqi #trending #viral #rurallife #villagelifestyle #relaxe #guava #ginger #food #brinjal #eggplant #papaya #cucumber #pumkin #fruit #bean #harvest #november #season #Longmeimei #Harvestseason #Nagaland #Naga #Primitive #Survive #paddyfield #reap #October #Yangthyimchen #liziqi #traditional_way_of_cooking #northeast #wildgirl #polinlifestyle #Dianxi_Xiaoge #countryside_life_tv #villagelifestyle #aying_murry #short If you like our video please subscribe to this channel for more video. Follow my Instagram for more details 🤍 Thank you for watching.
This video shows mushroom hunting of the following mushroom species: Cep / King bolete / Penny bun (Boletus edulis), Bay bolete (Imleria badia), Red-capped scaber stalk (Leccinum aurantiacum), Birch bolete (Leccinum scabrum), Greyshank bolete (Leccinum cyaneobasileucum), Scarletina bolete (Neoboletus luridiformis) and Saffron milkcap (Lactarius deliciosus). It was recorded on 21st October 2022 in Czechia, Europe. My Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 If you like my mushroom photos, you can get a print here: 🤍 If you would like to support this channel, you can do so also here: 🤍 This video contains additional sound effects from 🤍 #mushroom #mushrooms #mycology #forest #ediblemushrooms #mushroomhunting #mushroomforaging #mushroompicking #boletus #cep #funghiporcini #porcini #fungi #funghi #youtube #nature #futurefood #foraging #forager #porcino #boletusedulis #fungus
I love foraging wild mushrooms and there is no better time then Chanterelle Season for some delicious wild edibles. The Golden Chanterelle is probably my favorite mushroom. They are super tasty and easy to identify. While the Chanterelle is perfectly safe never eat a wild mushroom unless you are certain exactly what it is because they can be deadly! Thanks for watching! Follow me on Social Media: Facebook- 🤍 Instagram- 🤍 Contact me via Email - ReadinessReviews🤍gmail.com #wildedibles #mushroom #wildmushrooms
Resinous Polypore is one of the edible mushrooms that comes out in the fall!
Which Wild Mushroom is eatable? Wild Mushroom Hunting, Cooking and Eating | Kanchhikitchen Namaste! Welcome to 🤍KanchhiKitchen Today we are showing you the recipe of wild mushrooms. We have shown you the recipe of mushrooms that can be eaten by looking for mushrooms in the forest near the village. Among the various mushrooms found in the forest, the mushrooms we find and eat are among the edible mushrooms. If you do not know about forest mushrooms, I request you not to eat forest mushrooms. KanchhiKitchen Channel is the first Village Cooking Channel in Nepal. Through this channel, we show the dishes of different villages as well as famous recipes in the country and abroad by making videos using our local style and local goods. Our main objective is to introduce Nepal's local cuisine to the world. If you have loved us by being on the side of Nepal and Nepalis and have watched our videos, please let us know by commenting. We are always waiting for your positive and motivating comments. Your suggestions are valuable to us. ► Hope you enjoyed this video, if you found value in my video, please don't forget to give it a big thumbs up👍. Thanks for watching and please don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to be notified of new videos. For enquires get in touch with us on YouTube 🤍KanchhiKitchen Social Media Handles Follow me on: Instagram : 🤍 Email : bhandariprakash500🤍gmail.com THANKS FOR WATCHING! #mushroomrecipe #villagecooking #villagelife #village
※ Please click "cc" to choose your subtitle language, which is on the "Settings" at the bottom right corner of the video (If the computer used). After a heavy rain, various mushrooms grew in the mountains. It took a long time for me to turn around a few hills, finding 7 different kinds of fungus, which including green head fungus, russula, pine fungus, egg fungus, slippery mushroom, broom fungus, yellow silk fungus... After boiling the mushroom oil, I also made a mushroom feast! 一場大雨過後，山里的各種蘑菇就長了出來 花了半天時間，轉了幾個山頭 也找到了7種不同的菌子 都是比較常見的，有青頭菌，紅菇 ，松菌 雞蛋菌，滑菇，掃把菌，黃絲菌...... 熬了菌子油，還做了一桌蘑菇宴 —————————————————— Please subscribe to my channel if you like my videos：🤍 (如果喜歡我的視頻千萬別忘記點擊訂閱哦~) #二米炊煙 #mushroom #WildFungi #cooking #蘑菇 #野生菌 #美食 #菜譜 #做飯 #鄉村生活 #ermichuiyan #haimétkhói #Chinesefood #masak #howto
Sadly all good things must come to an end... Mushroom was coming to an end for 2020 and in this video, we find the remaining few porcini left. Can't wait for 2021 season to start. Hope you enjoy the video. Music: 🤍bensound.com
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