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Found some yesterday, cooked them up and threw it in the garbage. It was like shoe leather. Is there a certain way to cook or did I get a couple of bad ones? I remember finding one last year and it not being so tough. I took the skin off, cut the stem off and the hard stuff around it.

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You have to take the small/young/fresh ones. The bigger/older they are - the tougher they are. Also, cut away anything that feels "tough" i.e. around the stem/core. You should be able to tell by how your knife passes through it when slicing.

I had one a couple days ago. It was smaller than my open hand and it was very tender. I sliced it into 1/4 inch strips and fried in butter with salt/pepper. It was pretty good - had the consistency of a portobello. Next time I'd add some garlic/shallot as well to enhance, but it was fine on it's own too.

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Wood.....deader the better....so may look like ground sometimes, but just really rotten host then.

Edit ....Juice, those look pretty big. If you don't get them really young....you described them perfect as ....shoe leather. Mid lake rock's pic looks about the right size to pick. If not smaller.

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