/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13138819
Yeah if you have the right kind of trees in an area they can be a real bonanza.

Here's some chicken of the woods from a few weeks back, another foolproof beginner's mushroom and extremely tasty in my opinion. The texture and even flavour really is surprisingly like chicken with deep mushroom undertones. These are pretty rare w

>>13091398
Chicken of the woods I picked a couple weeks back. I love it so much.

>>13023196
Not OP but I started with super easy to identify ones like chicken of the woods as well as double and triple checking. Then eat a small amount the first time.

It really depends how busy the road is that they're growing on and whether whatever municipality you're in has sprayed there. It's not generally a great idea though.

Reminds me of sadness there is a quite large pin cherry tree near me which is one of the only ones within walking distance and produces large amounts of fruit, bit it's right beside the train tracks and in addition to the creosote from the ties, some of the workers have told me they use agent orange along the track itself. I've eaten a few and they tasted good but I don't feel safe going for more than a nibble.

Anyways, some chicken of the woods I found last week. It will soon be elm oyster season here and I'm stoked as fuck.

I found some mothafuckin chicken of the woods in decent shape! Getting ready to cook it up!