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    Found on walk in woods

    Hi,
    I found this Fungi, on a walk in the woods and my little mushroom and toadstool book assures me it is edible. I didn't disturb it but it was very firm like a cabbage and must have weighed a couple of pounds. Has anyone eaten these ? and if so, how do you prepare and cook it.

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    cauliflower fungus looks a nice size, never had it myself or seen it supposed to be good eating ! after cleaning it up



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    Quote Originally Posted by BJ View Post
    how do you prepare and cook it.
    Break it up into pieces in a bowl of cold water. Lots of small creatures will probably crawl and slither out of it. Then take out the pieces a bit at a time, making sure each piece is clean. It does not absorb water like other fungi. Leave it to dry.

    Then fry it in butter. It's a first-class edible fungus.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Dann View Post
    Break it up into pieces in a bowl of cold water. Lots of small creatures will probably crawl and slither out of it. Then take out the pieces a bit at a time, making sure each piece is clean. It does not absorb water like other fungi. Leave it to dry.

    Then fry it in butter. It's a first-class edible fungus.
    Hi Geoff,
    thanks for that, I will try some of this , because it is one of the few fungi I have seen that I could positively identify.
    cheers
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