Strange and glamorous mushrooms were found in the Sverdlovsk forest.

      Strange and glamorous mushrooms found in Sverdlovsk forest

      Today at 12:33 PM, mushroom pickers in the Sverdlovsk region discovered unusual bright pink mushrooms with a scaly cap. The find was made in the Staromoscovsky tract area.

      Photo: Ural Yagrybnik/VK

      Alexandra Karamazova, an experienced mushroom forager and administrator of the "Ural Forests Gifts" community, explained to E1.RU that these are Asian boletus (also known as Asian lattice or Asian honey fungus).

      — This mushroom is not rare in our forests. It is not listed in the Red Book, so it can be collected. Edible, but I haven't personally tried it — it doesn’t seem appetizing to me, and its taste qualities are low, — noted Alexandra.

      Asian boletus is usually used in homemade preserves, often marinated, less often boiled or fried. It is recommended to collect only young specimens, as overripe mushrooms develop a pronounced bitterness.

      By the way, recently we reported that a "royal" berry, costing up to 30,000 rubles per kilogram, ripened in the Sverdlovsk region.

      An unreal bright red mushroom was found in Sverdlovsk region.

      Earlier, Russians were reminded of criminal liability for mushroom picking.

      In Sverdlovsk region, a predatory mushroom that feeds on living organisms was discovered.

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      A strange coral-like mushroom was found in Sverdlovsk region.

      Previously, residents of Yekaterinburg again complained about vulgar and foul-smelling mushrooms.