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Dryad's Saddle (Polyporus squamosus) AKA Pheasant Back Mushroom, or Hawks Wing When spring comes around and I can't find morels, I am always glad to find some dryad's saddle to take home. It has been much maligned as an edible of little value but I beg to differ. It is all about understanding how to pick and cook it.
Harvesting wild mushrooms and fungi can be dangerous if not fatal. Do not touch or ingest any wild fungi you have not 100% identified. It is best to get training or go on a foray with an experienced mushroom-hunter or mycologist.
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