boletus
How to properly store boletus mushrooms for the winter
Storing boletus mushrooms is a very sensitive issue that worries every avid mushroom picker. After all, fresh mushrooms do not last very long. Therefore, they need to be quickly prepared for the winter.
How to pickle boletus mushrooms for the winter using the hot method
In total, there are about 40 varieties of boletus, but only 9 of them are found in Russia. They differ mainly in the color of the cap, but their taste is invariably excellent. There are a lot of recipes for preparing boletus mushrooms, and pickling is one of the most delicious ways to preserve mushrooms for the winter.
How to dry boletus mushrooms for the winter - all ways to dry mushrooms at home
Boletus mushrooms are aromatic and very tasty mushrooms that mainly grow in deciduous and mixed forests. The favorite place of growth is under birch trees, which is where the name of these mushrooms comes from. Boletus mushrooms grow in groups of several, so harvesting a large harvest is not difficult. What to do with mushrooms after a “quiet hunt”? Some can be cooked immediately, and the rest can be frozen or dried. Today we will talk about how to properly dry mushrooms at home.
How to freeze boletus mushrooms: all methods
Boletus mushrooms are aromatic and tasty mushrooms. To preserve their beneficial properties for a long time, you just need to freeze them correctly. Let's look at all the ways to freeze mushrooms at home.
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