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Epping Forest, London, UK, January 2024
Hedgehog fungus (Hydnum repandum)
A lovely late find, there was a patch of these growing beneath the pine trees and harvested a couple for a mixed mushroom stew.
This is a great forage for a beginner, being easily recognised by its hedgehog-like spines under the cap, having almost no dangerous look-a-likes (just watch out for Greenfoot Tooth (Hydnellum scabrosum) which is considered poisonous by some).
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Hedgehog mushrooms have these amazing little spines instead of gills. <3
Woods Foods have become omelette
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Hydnum crocidens var. wellingtonii - beech forest, aotearoa
Hydnum species (commonly known as hedgehog mushrooms) are notable for their unusual spore-bearing structures of teeth rather than gills/pores !!
