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Trillium. One of Ohio's state wildflowers that can be found in hardwood forests across all 88 counties.
Big_Holla
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Never had ramps before. Heck, I thought you ate the green part of them, had no idea there was a little bulb at the bottom.
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Dryads saddle. Also called a Pheasants Back or Hawks Wing. Its in the editable category, but so is carp, and I would rather eat a carp than this fungus. I keep an eye out for it as a visual indicator for a possible morel patch as it loves to grow on dead elm trees. They usually grow quite large and are easy to spot from a distance.
Dryads saddle. Also called a Pheasants Back or Hawks Wing. Its in the editable category, but so is carp, and I would rather eat a carp than this fungus. I keep an eye out for it as a visual indicator for a possible morel patch as it loves to grow on dead elm trees. They usually grow quite large and are easy to spot from a distance.
teenbowhunter
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angelzd28
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Fun fact, also very tasty and nutritious wild flower, you can actually eat all parts of this plant.
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I was munching on one while digging ramps. Tasted planty but very mild. Would be good on a salad.
angelzd28
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When I was out in Washington we would eat these all the time in the mountains N. of Spokane. Like you said would be perfect for a salad.
motorbreaker
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I've eaten them when they were small and really fresh. They were kinda, meh. I actually grilled them with peppers, squash and onion over some sliced smoked sausage, and yet, meh
