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  1. 02-05-2013, 11:10 AM #31
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    there was a 'guide to NZ mushrooms' handbook on bookshelves not so long ago - same series as nz birds, nz trees from memory. It was good.

    pick them fresh is the major priority. Leave them to spore if they're obviously past it.

    Plot where they're growing on your GPS they'll be there there next year too.
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    I dont think I have had field mushrooms since I was a kid and we had the farm.

    Myself and the two ugly blisters (older sisters) used to be sent up the ridge with a bag each and for about two weeks on a good year we would get a bag each everyday, but we would only pick mature ones.

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    If you eat any that make you see things please keep some aside for me
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    I fucken hope you guys were right about the mushrooms... since I just had some mushroom soup for tea.

    To be safe I did look em up in a book from the library (mushrooms of the world or something like that) and they looked like common field mushrooms and the bigger ones were horse something mushrooms.



    It tasted pretty damn good.
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    Give them 20 mins to kick in!!
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    Oh shit RimfireNZ you didn't did you. Ha ha ha ha
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    This is the Shaggy Inkcap...do not eat as some can be poisonous...

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