chanterelle mushrooms dehydrating and vacuum packing

[@melissacroft3159]

Minute 3:30 is a Old Man Of the Woods mushroom (Boletaceae, Agaricales) . It is Edible. It has pores Not gills. Flesh is white when cut and quickly turns red to reddish brown. .

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you.

[@jonathanmateas543]

Melissa Croft they have gilld underneath the porers but ussually once u see those they are too far gone to be eating

[@RubenFletcher]

Kevin, you're alright my friend!!! I really do appreciate this. I was not expecting this at all. I got an idea to repay you for the mushrooms. I'm sure you'll like it. Again, thanks Kevin. My eggs won't be the same. The last batch, Chicken of the Woods, went really well with some scrambled eggs.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Ruben know need to repay me I thank you for watching my videos.

[@rosah9498]

This is amazing... lucky Ruben!

[@dannydunnagan3267]

Good video Kevin. have a great week.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you Danny.

[@danhold1]

Nice job on sharing Kevin

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you Dan.

[@kiralees909]

Oh!So!Lucky!! So beautiful.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thank you Kira I am lucky to be able to do this and they are beautiful.

[@shakenbaby1776]

Damn dude you blew my mind my name is Ruben had no idea yours was too LOL

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching

[@indiRadTv]

hey there bud, Im an avid backpacker and I love those little gems, how do I purchase some of your mushroomS?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

[e-mail] email me

[@commonsense6018]

I would avoid Ziploc or any plastic bags, basket is best, paper or cotton bag would already be much bette so it can breath.... Tasty!!!

[@melissacroft3159]

seb astien at very least put a few paper towels in the bag to be a barrier. Plastic

[@sjt4689]

That's exactly what they're being packed in, you idjits. I bet the bristles on that brush are also plastic. And the tape on the shipping box etc etc. In this scenario, and many other reasons you might object to plastic being used, it makes absolutely no difference.

[@william38022]

Very cool 😎

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for watching William.

[@naturallydope247]

What temp did you put them on?

[@kayaktrapper5489]

Use your air hose to blow off the dirt that's how we do it in oregon state

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the idea Kayak.

[@jeffarp7409]

I have an idea if you have the can vacuuming attachment with your sealer that wouldn't be so hard on the mushrooms.the con would be shipping would be a little more just an idea.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

That would work great Jeff.

[@ricomidence2063]

The black one is okd man if the woods and yes edible, the reds look like red sickners (rasula)

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks.

[@barthamburg4351]

Hey Kevin I'm in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Do you think these should be coming up in my neck of the woods as well? I've been out looking for him but have not seen them yet. Where do you think I may have missed them?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Ride on some old back roads and just look for them they should be there look for a lot of shade and moist areas thanks for the comment Brat.

[@clovisprojectdiy]

hey bart, im in s.e.pa as well. found a bunch today. didnt pick any as they all could use a few more days of growth. will be revisiting in a few days. right now i am finding them in mossy areas, neer creeks. cinibar chantrelles mostly(smaller, orange/salmon/pink in color), biggest one i found today was about the size of a quarter. best spot today was a steep hillside, with not all that much leaf litter. hope this is helpful.

[@johnprindiville8718]

Chanterelles don't have true gills. Why would dirt in them be a worry?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

I just always wash my mushrooms

[@kkingquad]

How long did you dehydrate them? How long are they good for once they’re sealed?

[@Robinson-Homestead]

kkingquad,not sure how long just until they seem dry and brittle.if you vacuum pack them they should last for years.

[@oldbarnmenagerie2783]

How long do you dehydrate the chanterelles? 24-hours?

[@davidmushinski8196]

About 12 hours

[@Robinson-Homestead]

until you can't feel any softness in them., they should be hard.

[@williammcguire3rd]

What do they taste like?

[@RubenFletcher]

The last time I had them I remember a earthy taste work a little bit of a button mushroom finish. Mind you it's been about seven years since I've had them.

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks Ruben that's a hard one to explain but you are right little like a button mushroom.

[@un-luckofaladd6019]

Those black ones are "old man of the woods" a choice edible

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for to info.

[@jonathanmateas543]

that black one is edible, its called old man of the woods

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks Jonathan.

[@paffandpoof]

Wild animals roam, nibble and do their business. Rodents, birds go everywhere. Swill under water for hygiene. They will still dry!

[@Robinson-Homestead]

Thanks for the comment.

[@krispedersen2335]

Chantarelles do not have gills.

[@Yelleywang]

Send me some please

[@Robinson-Homestead]

All over easy to find go on back roads you will find them.

[@Yelleywang]

Kevin Robinson haha, nothing to find here, up roads and down roads are all concrete walls in my surrounding.

Please no cutting.