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I took just the one bite...Related content
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in deed look so yummy...*.*
but for shure would be the las bite
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Looks totally delicious...could be magic or death. Wonderful shot!
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I think it's the death kind.... but a necromancer could have the best of both worlds...
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The colours here are ideal, I love how this red composes with the colour of the needles. I miss those mushrooms a lot, haven't seen any since when I was a kid
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Thanks!! There must be some in your forests in the autumn....
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Excellent mushy-shot, mate. I love the richness of the red and the macro detail.
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I love mushrooms,fried with butter and onions,yummy!!Wild ones are the best,but that beautiful mushroom you posted I think is a killer mushroom?Usually the ugliest ones are safe to eat but the pretty ones are deadly!!!Hey almost like trying to find a mate in life??Great capture my friend Roger!!God bless! Glen M.
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Right on my friend!!When I was young,me and my brother,we use to grab for the gravy to get the mushrooms out!!God bless! Glen M.
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Awesome hey my friend!!Even ontop of toast!!God bless! Glen M.
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Not tried that one...
I'm almost ashamed to say that, while freshly picked mushrooms from the forest are great an' all, my favourites are the standard 'champignons' from the supermarket
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I agree,but my aunt use to bring us these wild mushrooms,the taste would knock your socks off!!Just awesome!!In Ukrainian they call them procapanky,I'm not sure about the spelling,especially to convert Ukrainian into English,but man are they good!!Now you got me hungry!!Yummy!God bless! Glen M.
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Right om,yummy!!God bless! Glen M.
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What a beauty.
I live near a river and it's damp so I get both mushrooms and toadstools in the garden. I never try to eat them though.
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I wouldn't eat this one, certainly. But we sometimes go mushrooming in the autumn, end result being a tasty goulash, soup or fried mushroom slices...
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In France every chemist has a diploma for examining mushrooms. He is qualified to say if they are edible or not. I've never asked for his services though.
Once I had a crop of whitish ones on the lawn that we thought were edible but we left them.
In this part we get yellow trumpet mushrooms in the woods. They are very rubbery. I don't really like them.
Still I have lots of toadstools in the garden. I have managed to get photos the last couple of years. I find them fascinating things.
The best ones were those my Dad cooked with bacon in England, those big flat brown ones. Yummy!
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Mushrooms are great... and with bacon too
Czechs tend to know about mushrooms, so I trust my mother in law and wife's judgement... but I do feel a little tinge of nervousness everytime mushrooms end up on the dinner plate. Ssshhh.... don't tell them
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Lol!
I remember how we were given a big bag of gathered mushrooms ages ago. They went into the dustbin.
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I can imagine... mushroom poisoning is no fun at all
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I expect you know that just one poisonous toadstool in a basket of good ones can kill people, even if it is removed before they are eaten. The only ones my husband is prepared to eat are the yellow trumpets as they are the only ones with that appearance.
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Sure do... got to be careful!
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