Because man made food is prompted more even though they are bad for you containing starch and acid. There is a old saying you can live to eat or eat to live.
straight up" no nonsense" no bells an whistles" no setting the scence with music and prose," just an absolutly superb presentation, a breath of freash air, not bullshit. simply awesome"" thankyou, i carnt get enough, top class" MINT" cheers
At 6:50 it calls “wood ears”, in the south of China it rains a lot. We could find it everywhere. So for the older generations saying not good not safe to eat fresh wood ears. Some people got the allergy or toxic when they cooked it fresh. We always drying it first, then cook it later for safety.
Hi Marlow. First time to comment on your channel. Have been watching your vids for a while. You don't post videos that often. When I saw it was a 40 minute plus video I was happy. Love the vids and the baby. Cheers
I’ve never committed on anyone’s videos before but I wanted to thank you for growing my interest and expand my knowledge of mushrooms. As a gardener I’m embarrassed not knowing the fungi that I find growing around me. When I found your videos last summer I delved in and for the first time ever, this past November, had the courage to try my first wild mushroom. So THANK YOU for this and all of your videos was what I really wanted to say, that are very much appreciated.I may even have to treat myself to a copy of your book as you promoted it so well. 😉 ps the mushroom I tried was a velvet shank 👍 looking forward to the next video.
Fungi is the fun guy. Mycelium is the 5g without the electronic alphabet. Fungi is the god material. The missing link if you will. The alpha and omegs. The fungi giveth and taketh. No joke. Mould is fungi. God is mycelium.
Individualism over socialism. Nothing created for society was done because everyone contributed. The craziest fools made us better. Aka Tesla. Aka. Plato. Aka. Trump. Biden won because Trump was hated more. Im english and trump made me lovr the usa because of the freedom it brings. Otherwise ..
My daughter and I may have spied you making this video! Although, we did not know about your channel at the time. My daughter is currently learning how to identify wild foods, including mushrooms, and content like this may help save her life one day. Cheers! Lexx.
I miss taking my grandsons out on mushrooms hunts as they are now at the age where I was when I joined the army. So much free food is right under our noses and its better than what you get in the shops.
Great video, bought the book and can't wait for it to arrive so I can get out foraging. Also like the short outtake, remember the old adage to never work with animals and children. lol Look forward to future foraging. One love.
the transitions were actually really charming. Im so happy to have these videos during lockdown. My wife and I will be going on some woodland walks quite soon and I shall see what we find.
Great vid. Thank you to you and your wife and baby 😁 I don't like mushrooms, I screw my face up at the mention. However, you have given me an interest in it. Have loved learning. You make it easy and enjoyable to learn and listen. Thanks again. 🌺
I've been foraging up in Scotland and managed to find amazing velvet shank and oysters entirely frozen in ice. I picked a hand-full of each and I'm keeping them frozen to display for a bit :)
@@Guy-m8m I turf around the country parks south of glasgow, there are very very few mycologists out there and everyone else avoids mushrooms so much that you can find them untouched next to foot paths
I try not to pick everything i find right by paths sometimes because they are so lovely to look at, but since i go foraging out of the way deeper into the woods i am more liberal about picking what i see.
Another fantastic video and so great to hear the little one's cameo at the end! Thanks for all the information in here! Can't wait to get out there and find some blewits and wax caps now ....
Got the book for Christmas and I love it. As a novice I find it super accessible and interesting. I really like the little snippets of history and folklore scattered throughout. Thanks for the youtube content too. By the way I hope you didn't leave your daughter hanging in a tree...lol
@@mrnosy1 We've not seen as many blewits as normal in Herefordshire this year, but they have been there. Meadows have had a great year, found another patch yesterday myself :)
Hey Marlo this is Joe from London Ontario, Canada. I am an avid forager and I conduct foraging tours in my area. I just want to say how much I appreciate your channel and website. I wish that there was more content of this calibre on TH-cam . It is interesting, accurate and entertaining, and I watch every video that you put out. I have especially enjoyed the longer videos that you release monthly. Hope you keep them coming and keep up the great work!
I just purchased your book. Love love love your videos. I'm in Northern Ireland and live beside a huge forest. It's like a treasure hunt then get back home and identify what I've gathered. Can't wait to get your book! Thank you
Thank you so much for this video, very informative and inspiring for going out looking for mushrooms in places I wouldn't think to go to. I got your foraging book last week too, which it's brilliant!
My local police station has a lovely ring of field blewits come up in its grounds every year. Theyre quite common even along roadside verges in my town
Thank you for this amazingly informative video from a new forager here 👋🏼 really appreciate it. I’m looking forward to tomorrow even more so now… 🤞🏼on some great finds 👌🏼
Great video very informative, bless you Bro, hope you are getting some sleep with the sprog. I have a 14 year old, 11 year old and 5 year old and haven't had a good night's sleep yet, just sayin
Wow big wax cap We were getting to know ours better this year :) We might eat them next year We have been getting to know them last few years but really know them after looking at every different wax cap in our area last year :)
Thank you so much for your brilliant videos. You have a really lovely style of delivery and the amount of information is perfect. I've been a keen forager for many years and wish I'd come across your videos / book years ago!!!
Great video,and a really beautiful mushroom. Ive just started learning more about fungi,so thanks for this video. Subscribed. Look forward to watching more,as i try to grow my very limited knowledge.
Very informative and it's amazing how few people actually go foraging for mushrooms. I am a Brit who lives in Austria and I often go out foraging for mushrooms. I used to go out with my grandfather as a boy and our favorite were field mushrooms, horse mushrooms and Parasol mushrooms. The most common mushrooms we have here in the area I live in are various Boletus mushrooms including Boletus Edilus and loads of parasol mushrooms. Though this year I only found one parasol. I must have found over 40 Kilos of various Boletus this year, including 11 Kg in one 2 hours foraging session.
Great video, your content is keeping me going through lockdown and giving me something to be excited about. Made my day when I saw you had a new vid out today. Love your book too, keep up the great work!
Thanks so much for such a practical guide for safe and tasty mushrooms for beginners to find! Have been looking for ages for something that's simple and clear enough for me to feel confident about going out to forage for mushrooms!
This channel is so unbelievably underrated
Because man made food is prompted more even though they are bad for you containing starch and acid. There is a old saying you can live to eat or eat to live.
Now how do you know that fella?
Best foraging channel on TH-cam by far.
Agreed x
I believe you!
I even don't like mushrooms, but I watching with pleasure.
straight up" no nonsense" no bells an whistles" no setting the scence with music and prose," just an absolutly superb presentation, a breath of freash air, not bullshit. simply awesome"" thankyou, i carnt get enough, top class" MINT" cheers
I love your video & happy I found you; even though I'm in the USA.
I would like to go for a pint with this guy. Boss content!
At 6:50 it calls “wood ears”, in the south of China it rains a lot. We could find it everywhere. So for the older generations saying not good not safe to eat fresh wood ears. Some people got the allergy or toxic when they cooked it fresh. We always drying it first, then cook it later for safety.
I really love mushroom foraging:)
Congratulations on your new baby!
Hi Marlow. First time to comment on your channel. Have been watching your vids for a while. You don't post videos that often. When I saw it was a 40 minute plus video I was happy. Love the vids and the baby. Cheers
Thanks for the video, even in lockdown
I love the texture of wood ears.
I’ve never committed on anyone’s videos before but I wanted to thank you for growing my interest and expand my knowledge of mushrooms. As a gardener I’m embarrassed not knowing the fungi that I find growing around me. When I found your videos last summer I delved in and for the first time ever, this past November, had the courage to try my first wild mushroom. So THANK YOU for this and all of your videos was what I really wanted to say, that are very much appreciated.I may even have to treat myself to a copy of your book as you promoted it so well. 😉 ps the mushroom I tried was a velvet shank 👍 looking forward to the next video.
Fungi is the fun guy. Mycelium is the 5g without the electronic alphabet. Fungi is the god material. The missing link if you will. The alpha and omegs. The fungi giveth and taketh. No joke. Mould is fungi. God is mycelium.
Without mycelium there is no cycle. Mushrooms create much room
Singular over collective hence mycelium not wecylium.
Individualism over socialism. Nothing created for society was done because everyone contributed. The craziest fools made us better. Aka Tesla. Aka. Plato. Aka. Trump. Biden won because Trump was hated more. Im english and trump made me lovr the usa because of the freedom it brings. Otherwise
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@@ibexdnb2879 bro you good?
We love you marlow
Yes, it's excellently presented, I'm learning lots of extra tips from him
Great video once again thank you and be safe 🙏 👍
"dyou want to wear her"? "no, cause thatd be just weird" made me laugh so so hard. wonderful touch at the end. thanks for all the amazing videos.
❤❤aww this video is so adorable in the end ❤❤thank you for education 🙏
My daughter and I may have spied you making this video! Although, we did not know about your channel at the time.
My daughter is currently learning how to identify wild foods, including mushrooms, and content like this may help save her life one day.
Cheers!
Lexx.
Extraordinary mycological channel many compliments and I signed up 😀 Greetings from Italy. Hello from Claudio💪👍
Loved this xxx thank u!! Please keep them coming!! Xxx ☺
I miss taking my grandsons out on mushrooms hunts as they are now at the age where I was when I joined the army. So much free food is right under our noses and its better than what you get in the shops.
That cordyceps is absolutely wild! I didn't realise such mushrooms grew in the UK.
samess i read about it and heard about it a lot but didn't know we had our very own ! awesome! my friends will be receiving that trivia now...
Loads of them grow in my garden in autumn/winter ;D
I love watching your videos. One day I'll join one of your days out.
Thank you re plugging your book... its now on my list. And of course i love your daughter adding to the joy of your video too!
Super useful and informative video Milo. Thankyou
Thanķ you, I really enjoyed this presentation. 😊 Happy foraging 😻🏴
You’re welcome :)
I forage with my kids and all of us learn. Thanks for the video!
Great content & you can use every year as a reference 💚🇬🇧🌱
The velvet shanks look so pretty. The woods look nice.
Love your videos. Thanks you. Can't wait for the next one
Thanks for a wonderful adventure!
Absolutely love your videos. My 11 year old is obsessed too. Love your passion and excitement..so contagious!
Great video, bought the book and can't wait for it to arrive so I can get out foraging.
Also like the short outtake, remember the old adage to never work with animals and children. lol
Look forward to future foraging. One love.
This channel is a top find. Thank you so much. Brilliant stuff.
We need another for this year
Santy got me your book for Christmas there, I'm very happy with it. Nice to hear the baby at the end, aw bless!
That was brilliant guys. And I love my copy of your book, I've been recommending it to anyone that'll listen. 🤣👍
You reminded me that I meant to buy a copy but forgot 👍
What's the name of the book I'm a new sub
@@paulgoesfishing8715 Wild Food UK Foraging, pocket guide. Published by Otherwise. Happy foraging bud. 👍
didn't know there was a book.... going to order it right away. This channel is gold.
What a wonderful video..again Marlow. thanks so much for the lovely way you impart your knowledge and enthusiasm. good luck for 21!!!!!!
Brilliant video, good health and safe travels, cheers craig 🙏🌿
the transitions were actually really charming. Im so happy to have these videos during lockdown. My wife and I will be going on some woodland walks quite soon and I shall see what we find.
thank you so much for your videos , i really appreciate the information you put out
Great vid. Thank you to you and your wife and baby 😁
I don't like mushrooms, I screw my face up at the mention. However, you have given me an interest in it. Have loved learning. You make it easy and enjoyable to learn and listen. Thanks again. 🌺
BRILLIANT
Great additions at the very end of the video :) no need to worry about the editing, it's just lovely. Got the book for Christmas!
Ordered the book Marlow cant wait to read it 👍
Haha I'm so happy 😄
I have the same Opinel knife 🔪🍄
If Marlow's doing it, I must be doing it right! 😁
Glad to see you're weathering the storm - so happy to see a new video...I was starting to get withdrawls!
Brilliant video. Very educational and enjoyable.
Great video, keep them coming
Ahh, the second ending to this video makes it really special
I've been foraging up in Scotland and managed to find amazing velvet shank and oysters entirely frozen in ice. I picked a hand-full of each and I'm keeping them frozen to display for a bit :)
Oooh. What part are you in? Planning first winter forage atm, but damn lockdown!
@@Guy-m8m I turf around the country parks south of glasgow, there are very very few mycologists out there and everyone else avoids mushrooms so much that you can find them untouched next to foot paths
I try not to pick everything i find right by paths sometimes because they are so lovely to look at, but since i go foraging out of the way deeper into the woods i am more liberal about picking what i see.
Hungry again ..😥 brilliant stuff, sure I've encountered some of these, look forward to the next forage👍
Great video! Looking forward to foraging this weekend :)
Fascinating and informative.. and pretty medicinal too.. even going back to Otzi and beyond. Thank you.
Delicious!!!
excellent.
Awesome info and harvest there Milo, those Meadow Wax Caps were amazing! Lol the bloopers from the baba lol how cute
Amazing video, informative and entertaining.
Another fantastic video and so great to hear the little one's cameo at the end! Thanks for all the information in here! Can't wait to get out there and find some blewits and wax caps now ....
Thank you. I'm learning more and more.
It was such a pleasure watching this video I've watched it twice and have taken notes I shall keep my eye out
Got the book for Christmas and I love it. As a novice I find it super accessible and interesting. I really like the little snippets of history and folklore scattered throughout. Thanks for the youtube content too. By the way I hope you didn't leave your daughter hanging in a tree...lol
Thanks :) Bonnie loves hanging around in trees :)... We got her to sleep after the first failed efforts.
Might be a weird thing to say but we share a name and both got the book for Christmas, good luck foraging! :)
@@elliotodell9939 Thanks, good luck to you too
So enjoyed this. Well done 👍🏻
thanx :)
This is phenomenal content.
Brilliant as always, Marlow! I've been looking for blewits many times these past months and haven't found a single one! :(
I've been finding tons of meadow waxcaps here in the peak District though!
@@mrnosy1 We've not seen as many blewits as normal in Herefordshire this year, but they have been there. Meadows have had a great year, found another patch yesterday myself :)
Hey Marlo this is Joe from London Ontario, Canada. I am an avid forager and I conduct foraging tours in my area. I just want to say how much I appreciate your channel and website. I wish that there was more content of this calibre on TH-cam . It is interesting, accurate and entertaining, and I watch every video that you put out. I have especially enjoyed the longer videos that you release monthly. Hope you keep them coming and keep up the great work!
I just purchased your book. Love love love your videos. I'm in Northern Ireland and live beside a huge forest. It's like a treasure hunt then get back home and identify what I've gathered. Can't wait to get your book! Thank you
Those waxcaps are huge! Found my first C. militaris this year 👍 looking forward to the next one guys!
I have that book as well and love it very much 🥰
Thank you so much for this video, very informative and inspiring for going out looking for mushrooms in places I wouldn't think to go to. I got your foraging book last week too, which it's brilliant!
Too scary that I would screw up!
@@LarryPeteet me too at the moment but there’s a few that you can’t mistake I’m beginning too learn
Really enjoy your videos as a newbie I find them very informative and the mushroom guide on your web page so helpful.
Excellent video, thanks for recommending the woodland bluewit never knew it was so tasty
Love the dark humour.
So wonderfully done and informative !
Excellent knowledge.
Very neat, thanks
Great video.Your video make me happy and feel excited.Thanks with your sharing 👏❤️☘️🪴🌿🍀👍
My local police station has a lovely ring of field blewits come up in its grounds every year. Theyre quite common even along roadside verges in my town
Thank you so much for your video !
You are welcome!
Love the book comes with me on foraging trips every time keep up the amazing content
Excellent as always.
Hadn’t seen any scarlet cups BUT I did see the ELF. Lol. Very informative Visio thanks
Re-ignited my excitement for mushrooms! I'll be purchasing the book for sure . Thanks for a great video 😋
Love the baby bloopers bless you and your family much love xoxox
Congratulations on your child All the best to you and your family in the New Year Keep posting them videos Very educational ,i love them all
Interesting video.. good work & happy new year 😊👍🏾
Thank you for this amazingly informative video from a new forager here 👋🏼 really appreciate it. I’m looking forward to tomorrow even more so now… 🤞🏼on some great finds 👌🏼
You're back! ( :
Great video very informative, bless you Bro, hope you are getting some sleep with the sprog. I have a 14 year old, 11 year old and 5 year old and haven't had a good night's sleep yet, just sayin
Wow big wax cap
We were getting to know ours better this year :)
We might eat them next year
We have been getting to know them last few years but really know them after looking at every different wax cap in our area last year :)
Thank you so much for your brilliant videos. You have a really lovely style of delivery and the amount of information is perfect. I've been a keen forager for many years and wish I'd come across your videos / book years ago!!!
Great video,and a really beautiful mushroom. Ive just started learning more about fungi,so thanks for this video. Subscribed. Look forward to watching more,as i try to grow my very limited knowledge.
Very informative and it's amazing how few people actually go foraging for mushrooms. I am a Brit who lives in Austria and I often go out foraging for mushrooms. I used to go out with my grandfather as a boy and our favorite were field mushrooms, horse mushrooms and Parasol mushrooms. The most common mushrooms we have here in the area I live in are various Boletus mushrooms including Boletus Edilus and loads of parasol mushrooms. Though this year I only found one parasol. I must have found over 40 Kilos of various Boletus this year, including 11 Kg in one 2 hours foraging session.
Great video, your content is keeping me going through lockdown and giving me something to be excited about. Made my day when I saw you had a new vid out today. Love your book too, keep up the great work!
Another great video!
Thanks so much for such a practical guide for safe and tasty mushrooms for beginners to find! Have been looking for ages for something that's simple and clear enough for me to feel confident about going out to forage for mushrooms!
Lovely teacher and daddy
I love watching your videos, I’m new to foraging and your videos are super helpful 👍🏻
Family??? Marlow, you said it again! Genus!
It's mushrooming season now. I found some porcini, hope to see some new videos soon.