Wild apples, rosted boletus, morel stuffed with chives and goats cheese baked
boiled chestnuts mmmmmmm I'm getting hungry
boiled chestnuts mmmmmmm I'm getting hungry
Best wild food of the year
- Thread starter Tony
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Blackberries I found today were delicious (yes I know it's still July, try telling the local brambles 
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I found a new patch of Giant Puffballs yesterday. I also came across Bay Boletus, Honey fungus and Field mushrooms. It does look like its going to be a good one this year for fungi.
Yesterday I was on my knees in the woods looking at a bay boletus which was just popping through the leaf litter when I noticed a little hole a ft away with wasps coming in and out. I thought if Im careful theyd just leave me along... haaa
Being engrossed with my mushroom I didnt notice the first wave of wasps sneak behind me and attack my foot. With the first sting and noticing three wasps on my foot I dropped all and legged it, only to get another sting on my elbow whilst running away. :aargh4:
When I went back to get my jumper which was dropped down the path whilst I was running away I was surprised with the amount wasps still on my jumper.
Respect to the little yellow wasp
Cheers
Den
Yesterday I was on my knees in the woods looking at a bay boletus which was just popping through the leaf litter when I noticed a little hole a ft away with wasps coming in and out. I thought if Im careful theyd just leave me along... haaa
Being engrossed with my mushroom I didnt notice the first wave of wasps sneak behind me and attack my foot. With the first sting and noticing three wasps on my foot I dropped all and legged it, only to get another sting on my elbow whilst running away. :aargh4:
When I went back to get my jumper which was dropped down the path whilst I was running away I was surprised with the amount wasps still on my jumper.
Respect to the little yellow wasp
Cheers
Den
Getting lost the other day I came across the best wild strawberries I've ever tasted. Being in the middle of nowhere (well not far off the path but nobody goes there and there's no cattle) they were still intact, and they were in a south-facing field so they got plenty of sun. Some were over a centimetre thick and they were the sweetest I've ever tasted, and each time we got going again we came across another patch
I also love roasted chestnuts
I also love roasted chestnuts
I have some growing at the end of my garden, they really are tiny, but the sweetest I have tasted!
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