Amanita from last season. So beautiful. (~};)
i need to see a real fly agaric
In some areas, the Amanita Muscaria (or more commonly known as the “Fly Agaric”) appears in a number of different ways. Where I live, a yellow variation called Amanita Muscaria var Formosa is more common. You also might see a brown variation known as Amanita Pantherina. Do research before hunting and consuming any mushrooms, especially Amanitas. One wrong identification could kill you.
Amanita Muscaria var Formosa ^
Amanita Pantherina ^
Amanita Bisporigera also known as “Destroying Angel” is a deadly Amanita variant.
I <3 mycology.
Cyanescens, one of the most powerful psilocybes. I can’t wait for the beautiful hunts in California. Massachusetts’ pan subbs just aren’t plentiful enough.
Puffball Parmesan
Puffball Parmesan
Preheat oven to 350 F
Sauté onion, pepper, and garlic in 1 tablespoon olive oil until tender. Add tomatoes, tomato paste, salt, sugar and basil. Bring to boil; reduce heat and simmer gently 15 to 20 minutes. Combine 1 cup parmesan cheese with seasoned bread crumbs. Melt butter with remaining olive oil in large skillet. Dip puffball slices in beaten egg and milk. Dredge in bread crumb mixture, covering all sides. Fry in butter and oil mixture over medium heat until golden on both sides.
Drain on paper towels. Place browned puffball slices in single layer in oiled baking dish. Cover with remaining parmesan cheese. Bake at 350 F until cheese is melted and all is well heated.
(Serves 4 to 6)
This is why I love mycology. Puffballs are plentiful where I live, and mushroom hunting is even more exciting when you know you’re making a meal out of it. I <3 Mushrooms.
