Chanterelles
I've been keeping an eye out for chanterelles ever since Jim Fowler
posted the photos of his delectible haul: www.flickr.com/photos/22032600@N04/7742131766/in/photostream
So far I've only found them in photographic (rather than gastronomic)
quantities, such as this specimen and its lilliputian clone. It's a
Red Chanterelle (Cantherellus cinnabarinus) I reckon, and Sally
pointed it out to me along Cedar Rock Trail at Stone Mountain SP, NC.
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jimf_29605 (9 months ago | reply)
Thanks for the "plug". This is not quite a meal, but it is a good start... ;-))
mizzbee (8 months ago | reply)
Save some for me, please!
Katie-Rose (8 months ago | reply)
Lovely!
Bella Rosina Jewelry (8 months ago | reply)
This is so cool! Nice bokeh too!
Morning is here (8 months ago | reply)
You have a chanterelle fan here. This is an inspiring culinary shroom.
glenn turner (8 months ago | reply)
Wonderful macro shot, great composition and focus!!
carlosthedesigner (8 months ago | reply)
Wow :)
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mudder_bbc (8 months ago | reply)
Wow! That's a chanterelle? It's gorgeous (& nicely photographed, too!)! I've had one morel in my backyard. Quite the surprise!
John Petranka (8 months ago | reply)
I think that the more commonly eaten chanterelles are larger and yellowish. See the link to Jim Fowler's page for photos in the kitchen. Oooh, nice morel ...maybe next year will be the big year?:-)
STVPX (thewaspwhisperer) (6 months ago | reply)
Beautiful.