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Приєднався 22 жов 2023
Forage or hunt for wild plants and mushrooms, how to properly identify various species for consumption, cooking tips or instructions for cooking and preparing wild foods, fun ventures in the woods foraging for edible and medicinal foods in the wild, discuss the seasons and characteristics of various species of mushrooms and plants, mushrooms that are saprotrophic or mushrooms that are mycorrhizal and the trees they are in a symbiotic relationship with. medicinal plants and mushrooms and how they're used and what they are used for, making teas and tinctures.
Ringless honey mushrooms, scientific name: Desarmillaria tabescens
Ringless honey mushrooms are everywhere in their season and should definitely be taken advantage of because of their abundance when they appear. Because they are saprotrophic you can find them in wooded areas, decomposing stumps, dead and dying trees and sometimes at the base of living trees. They are a good source of B vitamins, supporting energy production, cognitive function and metabolism. They contain vitamin D, antioxidant properties and antihyperglycemic effects because they were found to lower high blood sugar. They boost your immune system and have a slew of other health benefits, plus they're a good edible. They should be cooked well, I boil them in hot water for about five minutes, then sauté them before storing them in the freezer. Happy foraging! @Jwilkerson294
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Heal all plant, scientific name: Prunella vulgaris
Переглядів 2321 день тому
This plant is a hundred percent edible, in China this plant is used to treat cancer because of its antitumor properties. I make a tea that treats fevers, diarrhea, sore throat, internal bleeding, weakness of the liver and heart. Externally applied in a salve it reduces swelling of the skin (inflammation), good for wounds, bruises, vaginal discharge and much, much more. This is a medicine that y...
False Parasol, scientific name: Chorophyllum molybdites
Переглядів 11828 днів тому
The False Parasol mushroom is easy to distinguish from its edible counterparts because of its obvious green spores. Which is great because there are several mushrooms that look like them. This mushroom is toxic and causes gastrointestinal upset ranging from diarrhea, stomachache, vomiting and more unwanted pains. I was at a small convenient store when I was asked the question, "is it edible?" T...
Horse tail plant, scientific name: Equisetum arvense
Переглядів 10428 днів тому
The Horsetail plant is a super herbal, medicinal plant that is good for so many things, diabetes, hair growth, skin, nails, bones, arthritis, blood sugar, blood pressure and much, much more. You can find this plant growing in damp, moist fields of wet ground, a ground that will support the cattail plant will also usually support the horsetail plant. Not to mention this plant has a slew of vitam...
Common Puffball, scientific name: Lycoperdon perlatum
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Puffball mushrooms are another saprotrophic fungus that feeds off of wood, this common puffball species needs to be cooked before consumption and deserves a chance in your culinary dishes. They're nutritious and medicinal, I like to cut them down the middle to verify they're edibility without cutting them totally in half, leave enough to hold them together so it maintains its round ball like sh...
Turkey Tail, scientific name: Trametes versicolor
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The Turkey tail mushroom is an awesome medicinal mushroom with many beneficial health properties. It's a saprophytic fungus because it decomposes wood, so you can find them on dead, dying, decaying trees, and stumps. The benefits are extensive, immunity, gut health, lowers blood sugar in type two diabetes, improves brain function, anti-cancerous and so on just to name a few. Typically used in t...
Chanterelle Mushrooms, scientific name: Cantharrellus lateritius
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Chanterelle mushrooms are a widely sought after mushroom that's highly prized for its flavor. Described as a mix of fruity, nutty, and even peppery notes with a mild delicate aroma of apricots and other delicious tones. This mushroom can be found around hardwood trees because they are mycorrhizal fungi that form symbiotic relationships with these trees. I always find them around oaks, so in the...
Platterful Mushroom, scientific name: Megacollybia rodmani
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The Platterful mushroom is named as such because of its huge size that is platter like. You can find this mushroom on deciduous logs, stumps, wood debris or buried wood. This mushroom is best harvested when its young and should be fully cooked. The only close look alike is the deer mushroom, which is also edible. I did eat this mushroom and I found that the taste compliments a few different typ...
Ravenels Red Stinkhorn, scientific name: Mutinus ravenellii
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Ravenels stinkhorn is actually edible in its immature egg stage and is sometimes pickled, said to be used as an aphrodisiac for cattle. Medicinally used for the treatment of tumours, protect against infections, boost immune system, able to replace female hormones, used in the treatment of myoma, ovarian cyst and mastopathy, and more. Happy foraging! @Jwilkerson294
May Apple, scientific name: Podophyllum peltatum
Переглядів 2083 місяці тому
May apples are sooooo delicious, this plant is very easy to identify and is well worth that walk in the woods or even a hunt. With a taste similar to starburst candy and pineapple, the competition is fierce as we compete with various animals in the woods who also love them too. * Be aware that in the vegetative state this plant is totally toxic, its only when the fruit ripens that we can harves...
Crown tipped Corral, scientific name: Artomyces pyxidatus
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This coral mushroom is associated with deciduous trees, primarily found on deadwood where you can find it fruiting in its season. It's also an unmistakable mushroom because much like its name, the tips contain crown like structures that make it easy to identify. I love these fungi because it's great for culinary uses and it's got great health benefits. Besides being medicinal, it's delicious, s...
Artist conk mushroom, scientific name: Ganoderma applanatum
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The Artist conk mushroom isn't edible, but strictly for medicinal purposes only. I love this mushroom because it is such a great medicine, it kept me healthy all year long. I consumed it in a tea but it's also great in a tincture, if you're not familiar with either of these methods please do a little internet homework and prepare to be amazed. If you're not used to consuming natural medicines y...
Toadshade, scientific name: Trillium sessile
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Toadshade plants are both medicinal and edible plants, the leaves can be eaten raw or cooked. It is a good trail side nibble because the leaves contain a certain sweetness. In some places this plant shouldn't be over harvested due to the numbers, but if its plentiful in your area and you encounter this plant on your foraging journey, pluck some of the leaves for your salad because its delicious...
Scrambled egg slime, scientific name: Fuligo septica
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Scrambled egg slime is not edible, although it's not toxic it is to be admired for its appearance and the role it plays in our eco system. I shot this clip because I had never encountered these fungi and I simply wanted to capture it for its beauty. One of the perks of foraging is seeing new and unusual sights in nature, until next time, happy foraging! @Jwilkerson294
Morels, mica caps, dryads saddle
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Today's foraging led me to a place in the woods that contained morel mushrooms, mica cap mushrooms and pheasant back mushrooms. All three are both medicinal, edible, and even delicious. Out of the three, the mica cap mushrooms are the only ones that require specific care and processing because they need to be cooked immediately, they mature within twenty-four hours after they surface. After mat...
Deer Mushrooms, scientific name: Pluteus cervinus
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Deer Mushrooms, scientific name: Pluteus cervinus
Red deadnettle, scientific name: Lamium purpureum
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Red deadnettle, scientific name: Lamium purpureum
Canadian ginger, scientific name: Asarum canadense
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Canadian ginger, scientific name: Asarum canadense
Bugleweed, scientific name: Ajuga reptans
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Bugleweed, scientific name: Ajuga reptans
Brown cup fungi, scientific name: Peziza
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Brown cup fungi, scientific name: Peziza
Dryads saddle, scientific name: Cerioporus squamosus
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Dryads saddle, scientific name: Cerioporus squamosus
Garlic Mustard, scientific name : Alliaria petiolata
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Garlic Mustard, scientific name : Alliaria petiolata
Virginia waterleaf, scientific name: Hydrophyllum appendiculatum
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Virginia waterleaf, scientific name: Hydrophyllum appendiculatum
Cut leaf toothwort, scientific name: Cardamine Concatenata
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Cut leaf toothwort, scientific name: Cardamine Concatenata
Virginia Bluebells, scientific name: Mertensia virginica
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Virginia Bluebells, scientific name: Mertensia virginica
Wild Garlic, scientific name: Allium ursinum
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Wild Garlic, scientific name: Allium ursinum
The Weeping Bolete, scientific name ; Suillus Granulatus.
Переглядів 2665 місяців тому
The Weeping Bolete, scientific name ; Suillus Granulatus.
American Slippery Jack mushrooms, Scientific Name: Suillus Americanus
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American Slippery Jack mushrooms, Scientific Name: Suillus Americanus
I love your videos keep em coming
Thank you!
Oh what a wonderful plant any help with a lot of health conditions
These come up under my pine tree at home . I've been to Scared to try them . Thanks for the vid and tip about removing the skin on the cap .
You're welcome, these are good mushrooms, all the mushrooms we're eating are medicinal and great for our health.
I seen these in someone’s yard, I was wondering
The green gills give it away, there are other parasol mushrooms that are edible, always be 100% sure before consuming any mushrooms.
I tried this at the stage it was in in your video, but I didn't like the way it tasted. I would try it again just for the benefits. I did hear someone else say it was nice tasting.I wonder if you're gonna like it in your tea. I wouldn't say I'm healthy,but I don't take any pharmaceutical medicine.
I mix a little honey with it just to take advantage of its medicinal properties, too good to pass up.
Is cool to see.
They're beautiful!
Thanks for letting us know🤮👍🤣
@@naturexstreamrhythmbeats4724 I'm glad I have spoken with the gentleman who works at a local store about wild plants and mushrooms enough for him to confide in me about the edibility of these mushrooms, he wanted to know if he could eat it, lol?! 😂
Awesome plant
@@CherylThePearll Yes it is, I'm sampling it in the current batch of tea. I'll let you know, glad you saw this, thank you!
Hi do you know of a place where to get it?
@@jo_c1609 Turkey tail grows on almost a hundred different types of trees, usually found on fallen trees, logs or stumps, sometimes even on living trees.
"delicious edible" "herbal edible" and it's about food not stuff what gets you high. I'm onboard. Keep foraging dude!
I just had some today. suprisely tasty. beat chanterelle.
Good Shotz ,appreciate it🌠😎👍
Good Show 👍
I grabbed a few of of these to use for sketching. What state are you foraging in?
Ohio
I have a few that I'm waiting for them to ripen. Never tried them before. Make sure you don't eat the seeds!
I did a cooking eating video yesterday on Saddles or Pheasantback. I'll have to check outcthe cup fungus. Bland okay 👍 Ooh, Morels on the way
If I find those cups I'll try 'em out.
Just picked and cooked one this morning, good stuff
I don't like the smell or taste. Tried it twice. Odd smell but one of the first mushrooms i find each season 👍 More for You!😃👍Good show, great videos
That bird like design actually changes the flavor, so with a sharp knife I scrape off the design sometimes and the pores. Makes it taste different, I eat mushrooms because they're not only nutritious but medicinal. Best medicine I ever had, thank you!
Yep, good looking out. 👍
Oh goodness give us some recipes with these combinations
With this one I would say, start out with a salad because its not a bitter plant, once you've tasted it then you'll know what it'll be good with, flowers are sort of sweet and it makes a good trailside nibble.
What does it taste like?
I would say to try it in a salad first, and that's going to let you know what it would taste good with. It's not a bitter plant so it blends with most greens, I think you'll like it.
Thanks. This weed is new to me. I'll be looking for it.
I don't see too many foraging videos for Virginia Bluebells, so I was glad to see this video. I know two places where they grow!
Remember not to over harvest, leave some for next year
I find these to be particularly nice in spaghetti/marinara style sauces due to that slight fennel funk they have.
Careful, it looks alot like lily of the valley, which is very poisonous
That's great though, I like to see folks foraging! I live alot further north so maybe you don't have Lily of the valley there!
I usually use the rule of cutting away my mushrooms, leaving the base and mycelium intact for future harvest. I also never take all that are present, leaving at least a few choice ones to spore for future harvests also. I'm really enjoying your videos. Quick and to the point. Thank you
Dear Friend. I ordered seeds from 2 different customers. And I planted 2 months ago. I located in north Florida. And that is wrong seeds, because they're growing as regular onions
I never tried this. I hope to find some.
Me too. I find everything but this, so this video is encouraging 👍
Wow, a lot of them, even without much rain👍
They are delicious :)
Very good👍
I love them, so nutritious, medicinal and delicious.
I love oyster mushrooms! 🍄 ❤
Me too! So nutritious, medicinal and delicious.
@Jwilkerson294 Yep, I got overload of Goldens last year🌠😎👍
@@theunclejesusshow8260 duuddee nice! Do you got a certain spot or tree?
@MushroomVanLife Yeah, certain logs are dependable even during the dry times👍
*Promosm*
Wow! This video has been very informative thank you for sharing 🍄
your more than welcome, I hope to upload several more soon, so stay tuned, and thanks.
Great video! I love the taste of your tea are you selling it yet?
Not yet!
Score 🎉make sure you update us with some of your recipes 😋 Thanks for sharing!!!
Will do!!
Great info, I will look for it🎉🌾
Great! But its season is about over, I found a few that hadn't turned brown yet yesterday. So if you're not familiar with it, you may not recognize it, in its current state.
Can you still go mushroom hunting in the fall?
Yes various fungi still grow in colder weather
Bless you brotha!
Does it have any germs?
Not likely for it to have human communicable diseases
Although everything is susceptible to various germs, this species isn't known to naturally carry any. There also hasn't been any alerts pertaining to these particular fungi posted on any media that I'm aware of, thanks a lot for your interest, very inspiring.
Enjoyed the video good to know there are other ways to get protein