Haven't seen these for 30+ years

Haven't seen field mushrooms for 30+ years so when i seen these on todays walk i thought dinner tonight


so in with the sauages they went, they're now slow cooking in the rayburn for 4 hours

 

Nothing nicer than freshly picked field mushrooms.

 

Well them plates are now mt, that got the taste buds going, have to go looking for some more now may be gone for another 30+ years tp find some

 

They look good Jiffy! I used to go mushrooming with my dad when I was young. Up at the crack of dawn and off over the fields and marshes.

 

I was allways out mushrooming and would come home with lots (i mean lots and we used to give alot away to a restaurants near by) but now we very rearly see mushrooms now may be i shouldn't have picked them all years ago

 

It was a bonus of spreading horse manure on the borders here that I got a bumper crop of field mushrooms two years running. Two barrowloads each year They preserve well in Kilner jars, pre-cooked and sterilised. They've not come back this year, but I do get pine cepes under my sole parasol pine. They grow in the lawn! It seems fair that, having every fungal disease known to man, the garden also has the useful sort

 

When I saw the title of this thread I assumed @Jiffy had gone on a diet.

And he was talking about his feet.

 

Saw these today, Porcelain fungi, they are supposedly non toxic but I don't think anyone eats them!!

 

I can still see my feet, i don't have much of a six pack, never had six pack untill i retired