Dry milk mushrooms
How to salt dry milk mushrooms (violin) for the winter
Categories: Mushrooms for the winter
In Old Church Slavonic the name “gruzd” means “heap”. Previously, milk mushrooms were collected by whole carloads and salted in barrels for the winter. Dry milk mushrooms are visually different from their relatives, and they can be confused with toadstools, and only connoisseurs can distinguish a dry milk mushroom from an inedible mushroom.
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