Are the mushrooms immediately collected and then processed into food? Hmm we don't eat those mushrooms, we usually eat oyster mushrooms, and button mushrooms, that's our habit :)
Are the mushrooms immediately collected and then processed into food? Hmm we don't eat those mushrooms, we usually eat oyster mushrooms, and button mushrooms, that's our habit :)
Dara, it depends! in this post, most of the mushrooms in the pictures are inedible. the edible ones are in the basket, and in the frame with snails, named britlegills' (Russula sp.)
This mushroom specie do not suit for preservation, so, yes -- it is harvested, and immediately processed.
There are other species (not featured in this post) that we prefer to preserve as dried (they are considered 1st grade mushrooms in our country).
And for some other species the best option is pickling. Hope this was the answer for your question!
Yes, I am very interested in the picture of the mushroom but even though it is not edible, it is a very very good collection. Do you like to eat mushrooms? I hope so, because some of the wild mushrooms can be consumed.