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Prior to our hunting trip for mushrooms in the Pacific NW. We also brought along a guide book to compare it to. This is our first time foraging and eating it. We did a lot of research and came to the conclusion that it's the color of cooked lobster. My wife and I took our two youngest kids on a mushroom hunting trip this past Labor Day weekend. We found these giant Lobster Mushrooms.
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For cooking, my wife sautéed it in olive oil, unsalted butter, fresh garlic and rosemary and seasoned with salt and black pepper. It was really good!
A short video clip of me picking a Lobster Mushroom.
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Enjoying the outdoors and find new things to eat. Hopefully in the next few weeks I will share some more clips and stories of new mushrooms...
Labels: Lobster mushrooms
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