Foraging Winter Chanterelles/ Yellow Legs (Craterellus tubaeformis)- Edible Wild Mushrooms

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[@Madonnalitta1]

Very informative, as always. I had no idea that there were winter Chanterelles. Many thanks.

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Thanks 😁

[@MarkyBigSmoke]

That was extremely informative. Thank you for sharing.

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Thanks 😁

[@rawforaging-w9n]

Happy lil mushroomies

[@heatherthunderhawk485]

Thank You soooo much for this one!. Most people clean out the chantarells in autumn. So finding these in winter helps the food stash a lot🌻🌼🥀🌹💮🌸🌼.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

You’re welcome. Yes it helps that not so many people visit the woods this time of year 😁

[@gixeco]

what is the best way to cook them once dehydrated ? I'd like a recipe for this specific mushroom

[@smallmouthhooked4448]

Interesting. Here in Oregon we call that particular species Yellow Feet. I've never eaten them but in high school those and Golden chanterelles paid for my exploring the mountains gas money lol

[@mattgoodchild8215]

Cheers Lewis I found my first ever chanterelle last week a small drift so I left them but amazing to see 🍺🍄👍🏼

[@daverees986]

Top forager in my opinion, I remember many of this when I was younger. And this guy brings childhood memories back reality with his video's.

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks much appreciated 😁

[@garethcycling2884]

Thanks Lewis, another great video!

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Thanks 😁

[@Solskensbarn]

One of my favorite mushrooms! So tasty 🤤

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Same 😋

[@AllanGraham-g5r]

Brilliant video marra, thanks for sharing 👍👍👍

[@priscillah.3418]

High quality educational video--thank you! I didn't know these grew in the UK. We've had a bumper year of them here in South Central Alaska.

[@robtaylor6233]

Just goes to show how easy it is to walk past these shooms Another great vid thanks

[@UKWILDCRAFTS]

Thanks 😁. And yes very easy to miss these mushrooms

[@Richard.357]

Great video. Thanks for sharing 👍

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Thanks 😁

[@wolfenstein6676]

A great find, Lewis, you'll be enjoying a few tasty omelettes, no doubt :) .

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I did yes 😋

[@wolfenstein6676]

@@UKWILDCRAFTS haha!

[@dazk6592]

Excellent, thank you! 👍😊👍

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Thanks 😁

[@SocialShortcuts]

Great channel

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Thanks 😁

[@P.A.U.L.]

Damn this is a good video. Thank you for making it

[@sparkle_w]

I like how you took of them and put them from smaller to larger 😂😂😂 so cute

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😁

[@sarahwasheree]

Thank you 😊

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You’re welcome 😁

[@matthaeusschilling]

what type of tree is that where you find it? I'm currently collecting a lot of them, but under spruce and pine trees. Greetings from Austria

[@williamnelson2228]

I've been searching for these but can't find any anywhere :( When do they stop fruiting?

[@romangasior4046]

👀👀👀👀

[@kristoforlearmonth4939]

You can eat them, because the guy in Assassin's Creed Valhalla eats loads of those mushrooms. But I think Armantia Muscaria is deadly?!