Evening Thunderstorms, Hail Possible| Ravenwood Farm |
| We also have a lot of these guys, birch boletes I think they are called. They come in a red and a brown version and are fun to ID. Technically they aren't really edible, unless you boil them for a long time first, but they aren't dangerous either. They scare me but I have eaten them before |
| Stormsong Manor |
| My friends and I used to sneak into a neighbor's yard as kids to steal berries from her bushes. 11/10 most delicious berries I've ever tasted |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| One of my goals this year is to forage some sloes to make sloe gin in the Autumn - that's about as wild as I'm willing to go lol |
| Willow Grove |
| Very easy to ID lol. My poor mother was so worried that it made me start second guessing XD I wanted to try more but by the time we went back someone foraged ALL of it. We were so disappointed. We had only taken one small piece to try & it was all over multiple logs |
| Embervale Acres |
| Or you can be like my supposedly intelligent father, when we were first dealing with an invasive vine that had pretty berries...eat one without identifying it first, and offer one to our neighbor 🙄 |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Chicken of the woods is super tasty and so easy to ID, it's where I usually point people who want to forage and not die in the process xD But if mushrooms are too scary, there are tonnes of herbs and wild plants instead. Nettles are a bit like spinach if you pick them young, and the seeds are really good instead of poppy seeds |
| Willow Grove |
| The only wild mushroom I had (as someone who doesnt even like mushrooms) was chicken of the woods! Very tasty, much to my surprise |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| I'll eat berries I am confident identifying, and the mushrooms my dad is confident in identifying. I love identifying mushrooms, but no way I'm eating them without getting his approval lol |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Won, you can check the forum -HEE Click- or take a look in the RP With Me section :) RP ads sometimes get posted in Sales Chat too |
| kai |
| the only time I have ever eaten a wild mushroom was when I found a puffball and did copious amounts of research to ensure I was not going to keel over and die |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Some mushrooms are super beginner friendly to ID, to be fair! It's my only source of adrenaline, I'm too claustrophobic for cave diving so this is the next best thing xD |
| Minerva |
| 100% agree Ash lol. No judgement on those that partake but I'll politely decline thank you very much 🤣 |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| Or maybe just earing wild plants and such in general. I'd love to forage, but it's so intimidating lol |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Yeah eating mushrooms from the wild gives me the same feels as cave diving - the best thing about it is, you don't have to do it lol |
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| Ravenwood Farm |
| We also have a lot of these guys, birch boletes I think they are called. They come in a red and a brown version and are fun to ID. Technically they aren't really edible, unless you boil them for a long time first, but they aren't dangerous either. They scare me but I have eaten them before |
| Stormsong Manor |
| My friends and I used to sneak into a neighbor's yard as kids to steal berries from her bushes. 11/10 most delicious berries I've ever tasted |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| One of my goals this year is to forage some sloes to make sloe gin in the Autumn - that's about as wild as I'm willing to go lol |
| Willow Grove |
| Very easy to ID lol. My poor mother was so worried that it made me start second guessing XD I wanted to try more but by the time we went back someone foraged ALL of it. We were so disappointed. We had only taken one small piece to try & it was all over multiple logs |
| Embervale Acres |
| Or you can be like my supposedly intelligent father, when we were first dealing with an invasive vine that had pretty berries...eat one without identifying it first, and offer one to our neighbor 🙄 |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Chicken of the woods is super tasty and so easy to ID, it's where I usually point people who want to forage and not die in the process xD But if mushrooms are too scary, there are tonnes of herbs and wild plants instead. Nettles are a bit like spinach if you pick them young, and the seeds are really good instead of poppy seeds |
| Willow Grove |
| The only wild mushroom I had (as someone who doesnt even like mushrooms) was chicken of the woods! Very tasty, much to my surprise |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| I'll eat berries I am confident identifying, and the mushrooms my dad is confident in identifying. I love identifying mushrooms, but no way I'm eating them without getting his approval lol |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Won, you can check the forum -HEE Click- or take a look in the RP With Me section :) RP ads sometimes get posted in Sales Chat too |
| kai |
| the only time I have ever eaten a wild mushroom was when I found a puffball and did copious amounts of research to ensure I was not going to keel over and die |
| Oakmoss Stud |
| Some mushrooms are super beginner friendly to ID, to be fair! It's my only source of adrenaline, I'm too claustrophobic for cave diving so this is the next best thing xD |
| Minerva |
| 100% agree Ash lol. No judgement on those that partake but I'll politely decline thank you very much 🤣 |
| Ravenwood Farm |
| Or maybe just earing wild plants and such in general. I'd love to forage, but it's so intimidating lol |
| Ashcroft Park Stud |
| Yeah eating mushrooms from the wild gives me the same feels as cave diving - the best thing about it is, you don't have to do it lol |
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