In Russia like to collect mushrooms.They are fried and salted.Do you collect mushrooms in your country?
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Amazingly!
Hello @levic1967 ,
Thank you for sharing all these beautiful photos with us, I love mushrooms!
Unfortunately, I don’t collect them on my own because I’m not a specialist, and I am unable to make the difference between a poisonous and a good mushroom. Did you take any lessons about how the recognize mushrooms, or it was taught to you from your ancestors?
How do you like to eat the mushrooms the most? Is there a special meal that you do in your region?
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I enjoy picking mushrooms )))Unfamiliar mushrooms do not take.Help experienced people and reference books
Super, @levic1967
In Italy we love them, the mushroom season is just started here.
One of the most common dish is “risotto with mushrooms”, that you can normally found on every restaurant and of course at home
In connect you will find a lot of Mushroom’s lovers (searchpage=mushroom) but the series that I most love is “Collecting mushrooms - Photos”
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Wow,eremest!!!
I did not know that in Italy, too, collect mushrooms
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Hi @levic1967 ,
I can confirm what @ErmesT said. Mushrooms are super popular in Italy and we used in many ways in the kitchen: from risotto , to pasta, to omelette and preserved under olive oil. To cook a creamy and tasty risotto the trick is the “Mantecatura”, which consists in adding butter at the end of the cooking time of the risotto and stir it till is completely absorbed.
I like to go and collect mushroom expert which is my grandmother. I only know three types, so I avoid collecting others.
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Great!Grandmothers are the same everywhere!))))
Me, too, are taught to collect mushrooms grandmothers and parents
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Picking mushrooms with an expert is the best way for doing it, and for learning @Sorbe , @levic1967 , @BorrisS
I collect Boletus (the Edulis is my preferred one), Pholiota Caperata, Macrolepiota procera, Cantharellus lutescens, Cantharellus cibarius, and the wonderful Armillaria Mellea (known in Italy as Chiodino).
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I like mushroom, it’s a delicious food; i like mushroom soup @levic1967
I usually buy from market, although it grows few places in our country.
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Mashroom soup i like too )))))he was particularly good in the winter from dried mushrooms
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HI!!!
We do not eat such a mushroom.
And in the Baltic States it is considered a delicacy ))))))
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