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Beefsteak Fungus with Green Beans and Horseradish

Posted on September 22, 2007 by Becky

beefsteak mushroom




The woods were alive with dripping beefsteak fungus this weekend not much else though.

Beefsteak fungus - Fistulina hepatica

Slices just like meat

beefsteak mushroom slices

I have cooked with it before sliced and fried in a pan its a strong taste and protein rush, last year I ate it with green beans and horseradish

beefsteak mushroom cooking in pan

Gathering Beefsteak and Chicken in the Woods Last year

It was a very good fungi haul


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2 Responses

  1. playa_pixie, on September 22, 2007 at 3:13 pm said:

    great website junctified 😉 and WOW i really looks like it could be beef!

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  2. Linda Bloomfield, on June 2, 2008 at 8:22 am said:

    Beefsteak fungus is one of my favourite fungi. I often find them in Richmond Park, where there are a lot of old oaks. I recently found a chicken of the woods and thought it remarkably like chicken, but not as good as beefsteak fungus.

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