I don't know of any other mushroom in the woods that looks like them, so I am confident when I find 'em that they are OK to eat. I just put some butter in a pan, slice/dice them up (after washing them off and cutting away any dirt/debris)and saute them until they barely start to turn brown. I'll saute them with a lid on, until they reduce in volume by at least 50%, then take the cover off to let the accumulated water boil off.

They freeze well, all I do is clean, cut 'em up and throw them into ziploc bags, then toss 'em into the freezer. One bag = one portion.

What I don't eat that night, can be used in an omlet the next morning.

http://theforagerpress.com/fieldguide/octfd.htm

Last edited by esshup; 10/07/14 01:25 PM.

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