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Something to look out for this month 👀
CHICKEN OF THE WOODS 🐥
🌿 Chicken of the woods
🌿Scientific name: Laetiporus sulpnureus
🌿Also known as: sulphur polypore
🌿Found: May-September 🌱☀️
Found growing in large tiers on tree trunks and stumps, this fairly common edible mushroom.
🌿Mushroomy flavour- said to taste like chicken to some people. It has the same texture as chicken and is good in stews as a veggie ‘meat’ substitute.
*first time test*
Some people may have an allergic reaction to this mushroom, so it is advisable to try a very small amount when eating for the first time. Wait 24hrs to monitor for any reaction.
🌿POSSIBLE CONFUSION : When young it could be confused with dryads saddle or blackening polypore, however both are edible!
🌿 For a little more information about these lovely mushrooms, head over to our Wild Food UK YouTube channel where Marlow talks a little more in depth about them.
youtu.be/ZWUE9q0InZc
🌿Please let us know if you need any assistance or information and remember to stay safe and never eat anything unless you’re 100% sure it is safe to do so.
🌿Information included in our post have been taken from our wild food uk pocket guide. Follow the link in our bio to get a handy copy today or pop over to wild food uk website to see more information about this mushroom in our mushroom guides.
Happy foraging everyone! 🍄
#foraginguk
#wildfooduk
#foragedfinds
#chickenofthewoods
#edible
#mushlove
#foragesafely
#fungi
#wild
#mushroom
#nature
#mushlove
🌿Have you managed to hunt down any chicken of the wood this year? Remember to tag us in your foraging finds! We’d love to see what you get up to!
CHICKEN OF THE WOODS 🐥
🌿 Chicken of the woods
🌿Scientific name: Laetiporus sulpnureus
🌿Also known as: sulphur polypore
🌿Found: May-September 🌱☀️
Found growing in large tiers on tree trunks and stumps, this fairly common edible mushroom.
🌿Mushroomy flavour- said to taste like chicken to some people. It has the same texture as chicken and is good in stews as a veggie ‘meat’ substitute.
*first time test*
Some people may have an allergic reaction to this mushroom, so it is advisable to try a very small amount when eating for the first time. Wait 24hrs to monitor for any reaction.
🌿POSSIBLE CONFUSION : When young it could be confused with dryads saddle or blackening polypore, however both are edible!
🌿 For a little more information about these lovely mushrooms, head over to our Wild Food UK YouTube channel where Marlow talks a little more in depth about them.
youtu.be/ZWUE9q0InZc
🌿Please let us know if you need any assistance or information and remember to stay safe and never eat anything unless you’re 100% sure it is safe to do so.
🌿Information included in our post have been taken from our wild food uk pocket guide. Follow the link in our bio to get a handy copy today or pop over to wild food uk website to see more information about this mushroom in our mushroom guides.
Happy foraging everyone! 🍄
#foraginguk
#wildfooduk
#foragedfinds
#chickenofthewoods
#edible
#mushlove
#foragesafely
#fungi
#wild
#mushroom
#nature
#mushlove
🌿Have you managed to hunt down any chicken of the wood this year? Remember to tag us in your foraging finds! We’d love to see what you get up to!
Something to look out for this month 👀
CHICKEN OF THE WOODS 🐥
🌿 Chicken of the woods
🌿Scientific name: Laetiporus sulpnureus
🌿Also known as: sulphur polypore
🌿Found: May-September 🌱☀️
Found growing in large tiers on tree trunks and stumps, this fairly common edible mushroom.
🌿Mushroomy flavour- said to taste like chicken to some people. It has the same texture as chicken and is good in stews as a veggie ‘meat’ substitute.
*first time test*
Some people may have an allergic reaction to this mushroom, so it is advisable to try a very small amount when eating for the first time. Wait 24hrs to monitor for any reaction.
🌿POSSIBLE CONFUSION : When young it could be confused with dryads saddle or blackening polypore, however both are edible!
🌿 For a little more information about these lovely mushrooms, head over to our Wild Food UK YouTube channel where Marlow talks a little more in depth about them.
youtu.be/ZWUE9q0InZc
🌿Please let us know if you need any assistance or information and remember to stay safe and never eat anything unless you’re 100% sure it is safe to do so.
🌿Information included in our post have been taken from our wild food uk pocket guide. Follow the link in our bio to get a handy copy today or pop over to wild food uk website to see more information about this mushroom in our mushroom guides.
Happy foraging everyone! 🍄
#foraginguk
#wildfooduk
#foragedfinds
#chickenofthewoods
#edible
#mushlove
#foragesafely
#fungi
#wild
#mushroom
#nature
#mushlove
🌿Have you managed to hunt down any chicken of the wood this year? Remember to tag us in your foraging finds! We’d love to see what you get up to!
CHICKEN OF THE WOODS 🐥
🌿 Chicken of the woods
🌿Scientific name: Laetiporus sulpnureus
🌿Also known as: sulphur polypore
🌿Found: May-September 🌱☀️
Found growing in large tiers on tree trunks and stumps, this fairly common edible mushroom.
🌿Mushroomy flavour- said to taste like chicken to some people. It has the same texture as chicken and is good in stews as a veggie ‘meat’ substitute.
*first time test*
Some people may have an allergic reaction to this mushroom, so it is advisable to try a very small amount when eating for the first time. Wait 24hrs to monitor for any reaction.
🌿POSSIBLE CONFUSION : When young it could be confused with dryads saddle or blackening polypore, however both are edible!
🌿 For a little more information about these lovely mushrooms, head over to our Wild Food UK YouTube channel where Marlow talks a little more in depth about them.
youtu.be/ZWUE9q0InZc
🌿Please let us know if you need any assistance or information and remember to stay safe and never eat anything unless you’re 100% sure it is safe to do so.
🌿Information included in our post have been taken from our wild food uk pocket guide. Follow the link in our bio to get a handy copy today or pop over to wild food uk website to see more information about this mushroom in our mushroom guides.
Happy foraging everyone! 🍄
#foraginguk
#wildfooduk
#foragedfinds
#chickenofthewoods
#edible
#mushlove
#foragesafely
#fungi
#wild
#mushroom
#nature
#mushlove
🌿Have you managed to hunt down any chicken of the wood this year? Remember to tag us in your foraging finds! We’d love to see what you get up to!