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  • Looks like that one took over Lactarius. might be a little spicy. Those are delish.

  • I love eating lobster mushrooms, i prefer them over chanterelles.

  • Just cooked up one of these for the first time. Pretty tasty! Good, meaty texture. Nice find! I think I normally would've avoided these guys in the wild due to their "DANGER DANGER" coloring, but if I ever see one, I'm totally snatching it up.

  • looks like some poison ivy there that you were brushing your hand through.

  • The arguement over whether to cut at stem or pull out of the groun doesn't matter with the lobster mushroom, its just a parasite to lactarius species.

  • This was our first year that we picked and ate Lobster mushrooms. We found about 40 pounds! We frooze them and we have used them in so may dishes. They go great in fettucini alfredo, tastes almost like shrimp with it!

  • Next time, cut them off above the stalk so they will grow back in following years

  • that can actually damage the mycilium. the bit of left stem will rot and could spread. best to twist carefully, until it loosens and remove the entire mushroom.

    :)

  • what about all the mushrooms that go unpicked? Wouldn't they rot and then spread that rot to the mycilium as well?

  • i thought of this right after i posted it. lol

    i have no answer. but i twist out lobsters and cut chantrelles.

  • great tasteing

  • No kidding! Especially if the duff is damp, which is most of the time in the PNW in fall.

  • Great eating but a son-of-a-gun to clean!

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