Foraging adventure with Rachel Goclawski in MA!

Rachel, Cooking with Mrs. G, and I explore a local pond area in Massachusetts. We find a variety of wild edibles and two non edible items. Number 1 thing is to always be sure to positively ID any item you wish to consume. Get a field guide for foraging, learn about the item and any poisonous look a likes, and if it’s a mushroom do a spore print! Please subscribe to our channel and grow with us!

[@Stephtones-75]

Very imformat! 👍

[@christinehaslam9480]

Luv your videos. Cant wait for your class in April🌱❤🌿

[@patmrn]

Thank you this was great information.. i see now how difficult it is to identify mushrooms and will not be forageing for them anytime soon ..

[@nitam777]

I live in MA and I have a lot of mushrooms in my yard, I want to forage but I’m scared. What’s a good book to get to learn how to identify edible mushrooms? Love the video. Thank you.

[@SilkyXShadowX]

I want to get into foraging but kinda scary when you dont know much

[@FatMan-yz4lk]

For sure, and that's why you should strive to know more. I don't know much about this either so I'm going to do a lot of research before I try my hand at it. A family around me got very sick with liver damage after eating poisonous mushrooms, so I've been aware of the risks.

[@QuadrupleBackflip]

Do the smaller versions of these mushrooms not have the super slimy texture to their cap?
I seem to have a ton of these growing around my Chester home. Obviously don't intend to consume them until Im 110% sure I know what Im looking at.

[@scottholloway2516]

You are talking to only academics. Thanks for noticing