Pink Oyster Mushrooms

Wow! Well done you.

Excellent.

wow. they look lovely. how are you going to cook and eat [recipe] them?

Well done, Amy! They look too pretty to eat though! I’m wondering how you’ll cook them and which dish will you add them too?

Incredible, never tried them, are they tasty and could I ask where you got them from? I have to have a go.

Thanks all , I'm not sure how to use them I don't think I'll put them in a recipe there's the danger of the flavour of them being lost that way ,I might fry them in a little butter and put them on a slice of toast for a taster ..
Julian my son sent them to me in the post as a gift I don't know where he got them from ..

Bon appetit!

Suttons are advertising grow your own mushroom kits. I tried once and got precisely nothing... Waiting to hear what they taste like now!

Very interesting project. Let us know how you prepare them. Congratulations.

Wonderful result.

My results have always been like Yorklass' zilch, zero etc

They look wonderful ,Amy ! I hope they taste as good as they look..Are you going to let T be the tester ??? ha ha..

It must have been exciting to grow them but aren't they weird-looking ! I hope you enjoyed them Amy :) x

Thanks for all your comments , Sandra T is always very wary of me trying out wild mushrooms on him Haha .. I fried the first batch in a little butter with plenty of black pepper , I must say we couldn't get excited about them they are a little rubbery ,shame ... I'll try the next lot in a recipe ..

Oh wow! they look amazing. I tried growing mushrooms once, without much success I'm sorry to say. I bet yours will be great in a stir-fry.

Can't say I blame him,Amy Ha ha.What a shame they didn't taste as good as hoped,but at least you tried them. Good idea to use them in a recipe next time.

Sorry Amy, I hadn't seen your blog on these mushrooms until now!

Interesting nonetheless! Shame they didn't taste better but if you never have a go then you will never know!

Thanks all for your comments , I think they are growing again if so I'll try picking them at a younger stage this time they might not be so 'rubbery '