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Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus
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I found these on a tree by a road on campus. They're extremely large; the black lens cap is 57mm in diameter.

Any ID's? It's quite cold outside, I'm guessing below 50F.

edit: identified as Chicken of the Woods Thanks!









Thanks in advance.

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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No ID for the growth, but as for the pics, I can ID them as beautiful! (corny, I know) :thumbup:
man, that flesh looks like the painted desert. schaweet!


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Edited by daywalker (11/19/03 09:38 PM)

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daywalker]
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Laetiporus sulphureus/gilbertsonii, Chicken of the woods. Nice pics.

DH

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: spores]
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mmm those are edible! I wonder if I should eat them, but they are literally growing on one of those islands in the middle of the street from a tree...

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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Edible with caution. Prized by many, this species is also known to cause gastrointestinal upsets. Controversy exists whether the upsets are caused by old specimens, improperly cooked specimens, specimens growing on certain trees (Eucalyptus has be mentioned as a suspect host), or some other cause. If you decide to try it, eat only the young, fresh, growing margins, in small quantities, and cook it thoroughly.


Those things look like they are quite old. I guess not.

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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they are quite good, and if you take the time to key them out, or at least compare with a good description, they are quite safe.

i just found some on my rescent camping trip, and they made a verry tasty pasta. i would describe the taste as being similar to oyster mushrooms, but a bit more woodsy and surely more pronounced.

you should be sure to cook them thouroughly and sample them in a small quantity first, as allergic/hypersensitivity reactions are nort rare.

wait at least 24 hours before eating more.


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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: canid]
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That is quite an old specimen; however, it is likely that parts are still edible. The margins are likely to be the tenderest and most maggot free. I have read that L. sulphureus is best when in the blob stage.

And even though it is called chicken of the woods, I would use it as a chicken substitute.

Edited by YidakiMan (11/20/03 08:41 AM)

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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chicken of the woods recipe


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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: Paid]
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Those look delicious. I'm not sure if they'd be as delicious since they are that old.

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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Those are beautiful.

Keep shroomin,
GG

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: GGreatOne234]
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quite an old specimen; however, it is likely that parts are still edible. The margins are likely to be the tenderest and most maggot free. I have read that L. sulphureus is best when in the blob stage.



the margins remain edible throughout as they are the part taht continues to grow.

if you look allong the underside, inward from the margin, you can often see somewhat of a line where there is a change in texture. this is the line where they become too tough to digest. it is not really obvious, but if you look at enough of them, you'll come to see waht i am talking about.


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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: canid]
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dang those look cool. eat a piece, does it taste like chicken?


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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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OMG! look in the 2nd to last pic! theirs a scary monster creeping over with a greenish eye !@#!@#  :oogle:


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Dude can you hear that smell?,
No but I can taste it...
yea! I see it too!

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: DreaminDust]
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OMG! look in the last pic! theirs a scary monster creeping over with a greenish eye !@#!@#



just don't go hunting mushrooms yourself after eating them :wink:
jk


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Attn PWN hunters: If you should come across a bluing Psilocybe matching P. pellicolusa please smell it.
If you detect a scent reminiscent of Anethole (anise) please preserve a specimen or two for study and please PM me.

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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Beautiful pics man!!! I must add them to my collection! Thank you very much for share'n! And let us know if you decide to eat them... :smile: 

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: VividDreams]
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Nah, they're too old. I don't think I'll eat them, but they sure are pretty!

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Re: Large orange shelf mushrooms on campus [Re: daba]
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Those are perfect, probably the whole mushroom is good to eat, the look like they grew in relatively cool wet weather, when i find them like that and they bruise that bright orange where thebeen handled they're still juicy and tender. You'll have to try it for yourself, but when they grow when its colder they seem to stay tender and tasty even out of the blob stage. Of course if those are growing on Eucalyptus don't eat them, but you still have some great pictures.

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