Thank you for your existence Paul.

@dragoflamer786

3 жыл бұрын

He’s a great guy but stop worshipping him

Paul, you are one of my favorite humans and one of Earth's finest citizens. Thank you!

@jasonbrooks4996

3 жыл бұрын

Mine too! Paul is such a decent human being!

@BubblewrapHighway

3 жыл бұрын

@Ajgleskorv I see this occasionally but I never see any examples. Just because he found a way to make a living doing what he loves doesn't make him a charlatan.

@plewes6709

3 жыл бұрын

@Tim Billings ignore this person , it is just a troll:)

@nodescriptionavailable3842

2 жыл бұрын

We have also come to like Paul on my planet, we watch KZread here, our other favorites are old epic meal time with muscles glasses and Jack Daniels

@sams5803

2 жыл бұрын

I second that!

Evidence that Paul is in fact a mycovampire. "If this was not blood soaked...*OR EVEN IF IT WAS*... this is the perfect size to cook." Just joshing, Paul, thank you for all you've given to this community.

@adamtichy8008

3 жыл бұрын

someone should write a fanfiction about stamets

@adamtichy8008

3 жыл бұрын

@@okin8949 I didn't, I'm not really into these things, but I know that there is a character named paul stamets somewhere in startrek

Lets go Paul! 🍄👃🍄

Glad he started making these longer videos. Keep them coming!!

Used to make fried puffball mushroom "cheese sticks" in my restauraunt in Colorado with marinara and parmesan, etc. Super tasty.

@iliyatodorov4699

3 жыл бұрын

That’s wounderful

I used fresh sliced Ganoderma tsugae this spring on my grandson's fresh cut when he tripped and cut his brow on a rock. 1st used yarrow, then cleaned and applied G. tsugae. Slices remyceliate in paper bag in fridge providing fresh mycelium bandages for days. Decreases tissue scarring.

It's Hen of the woods season now!!!! WOooooo!

Stamets is the man, I hope one day I'll be just like him.

That victory chuckle at the end was great

I love this woman’s haircut ! So flattering on her! The mushroom content is pretty spectacular 😁

Paul you have a very nice friend and that is truly a wonderful thing to experience food in foraging. and that I totally enjoyed thank you Laura and always wonderful thought and information

Paul using the spyderco knife. Excellent choice :)

I like how she grunted at him as a greeting' so im not alone! :)

I like the fact that Paul was in Joe Rogan podcast and talked about Lion's mane

Thanks Paul and guest! Great information.

The inner circle of myconauts...lucky people! I feel lucky just to live in the same state as Paul Stamets.

Thanks Paul, you are hugely appreciated for the knowledge you pass on so freely. If there were more people like you we wouldn't have such an ignorant world. I've walked past mushrooms all my life without a thought, now I can't stop photographing and describing them..........and growing them 😳🍄🍄🍄

I love eating this one. I grind up the harder parts and mix with salt to cook all my food with it. Thank you for all the additional information about one of my favorites abundant here on Vancouver Island.

Good morning Paul, We are always very excited when you release a new video, thanks for all the great info! God bless.

Cool video. I found some slippery jacks today

Paul is brilliant

i got my wife to tape a small piece of birch polypore to her lip when she has a cold sore she says they have never gone away so quickly

@paulyssacharides4690

3 жыл бұрын

Birch polypore is great medicine

@BubblewrapHighway

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing. o:

The last part at the very end was hilarious

love ya paul

The entire mushroom species are so understood, misunderstood, and mis-under-studied. Mushrooms have the highest quallities of vitamins, amino acids, nutrients, and health/healing/fitness/immunity factors. In this, Paul Stamets (my WA state) afficianado earns my highest praise (other than hallucenogenics) regarding planetary population and medicinal opportunities.

@TonyisToking

3 жыл бұрын

Very true, bugs too! After all, it is the source of Cordyceps!

@izzyh.3581

2 жыл бұрын

So I had a question arise during this video and you pretty much answered it but if like to ask anyway. Can a person eat only mushrooms and sustain a healthy lifestyle?

@johnlord8337

2 жыл бұрын

@@izzyh.3581 There is an easy answer (and no its not a snotty response) - can you live off pure vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and enzymes ? No. There is no pill a day panacea. Same for mushrooms - wild pigs will eat up shrooms like dessert, but they will eat protein acorns, berries, root for roots, shovel out a grain field of just sown grain, and have snake for dinner. Even Asians with tofu, wheat ramen noodles, fish sauce/fish meat, miso soy soup, soy sauces, onions and a few small veggies, only have shrooms for added vitamin/minerals in the mix.

Wow this is great! I just harvested some Ganoderma oregonense and dried it for tea. I tried a small piece of the white flesh raw and it was very tasty. Can't wait to cook some up. Thank you!

@pipilchocolate8654

3 жыл бұрын

Lucky!

@elmerovero7528

3 жыл бұрын

Paul was just speaking the other day about eating raw mushrooms, and how there are toxins that break down when you cook them. Better safe than sorry

@wizardss3684

2 жыл бұрын

@@elmerovero7528 what video was this?

@wizardss3684

2 жыл бұрын

I found some ganoderma sessile in my backyard that had the fleshy white outer ring, might try some. Did you ever get to try yours?

Christopher Hobbs has some great info on the medicinal use of this species as well. I recommend tea using 3.5 g : 12 oz water. Let it steep for 1 hr+. Decant and enjoy.

Cool stuff, thanks Paul. Btw, you're looking more trim and healthy every time I catch one of these videos.

Ganoderma brewed w/ coffee is amazing..just cold soak it overnight, strain, add your coffee additives/sugar/milk and enjoy..."power coffee"

An excellent culinary discovery!

Wow so much I did not know about these ! Thanks again Paul.

@FrankEmmanuel799

Жыл бұрын

I’d appreciate your comment

@FrankEmmanuel799

Жыл бұрын

I bought some medicinal mushrooms from an online supplier and they are affordable and discreetly delivered

@FrankEmmanuel799

Жыл бұрын

FROM TRIPWITH_JEFF

@FrankEmmanuel799

Жыл бұрын

in instagram

It almost cuts like bread, fascinating to watch. I found a Prince mushroom over here in the UK a couple of weeks back, soaked it in water, no bugs, ate that bad boy over the next two days. Wild mushrooms seem to be richer in texture and flavour. Love these cooking vids Paul 👍🏻

Omg... Paul uses the same knife as me... not relevant at all for normal people but for knife guys, this puts him even higher in our book ;)

So great!

I have some Turkey Tail growing by my house! I'm gonna pick it when it gets ripe and make some tea. I tried it last season, and it was divine with just a bit of honey

HELLO PAUL 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

more of this please wooohh!

Go Paul!

Loving this series!

I always look forward to your videos, Paul! Mush love ❤️ 🍄

I Love Paul thanks man

Love it! Thank you Paul!

Your so awesome. Keep pushing the envelope!

Thank you Paul for another great video. These are so interesting to watch and learn from.

YAY! More cooking with Paul! How fun!

Ahhh you mentioned Puffball mushrooms. Of all the stuff that grows out here in MN, those are my personal favorites. Even above morels.

Thank you so much , this may not have ever occurred to me , now it has , thanks a billion.

Awesome

Great video paul!

these cooking videos are great!

Cut like butter, and great description.. like a vessel for flavour,thank you

Absolutely love the content! And thank you for all of your immense contributions to our beautiful planet and the field of mycology and many other fields! I have recently learned of your contributions to addiction treatment using psilocybin mushrooms, and I plan on trying it as I've exhausted every other option throughout the years. All the best and keep up the great work!

Another great video! With Intent ... positive vibes , health and happiness cominatcha Paul and friends!!

Perfect timing. Just got home from work and now you’re making me really hungry🤣 I must stop at Whole Foods tomorrow to see what species of mushrooms they have for me to cook up. Thanks for the show Paul. Peace and mushrooms ☮️

Ha when you were frying it I thought it looked like meat! Amazing

Bravo!

Nice spyderCo knife Paul! And great info I had no idea some of these were edible. I've always loved the tea they make.

I put it in my tea ❤

I love frying up Ganoderma tsugae.

what a dream it would be to get to learn about mycology in the field with paul stamets himself. its dreams like this that keep me moving forward through the hellscape that is college

Nice kitchen

The intro... who knew mushrooms could be so cheesy? 😂

That little chuckle at the end u could see in his eyes he was thinking, “this lady might be a weeee bit psycho”

I have on my rotten coconut tree after we chopped down , at first I doubted it is a reisi mushroom then I search through KZread I found look like a similarity now I very sure to harvest it and dry for later use , thank you for the tips

Paul, I eat the tender bits of Ganoderma tsugae. It's a bit bitter at times, but brown it a bit and it's very tasty. I hope to try oregonense one day, if I can ever make it out that way! As always, thanks for putting up these videos. It's always a pleasure to see what you're getting into and to hear about the species that are on your mind (or plate!). Stay safe and well!

I have harvested polypore Dryad Saddles in Northeast NY at early growth and they were pretty good

Cooking with Paul!!!!!!

Enjoyed this a bunch. I found a big Lion's mane in my Tornado stricken woods last year, hoping to find another this year, as it was delicious fried.

More cooking with Paul. Thank you.

I made White Mushroom creamed soup tonight. I know its not fancy but it was good!

nice video, gday from Canada

Paul Stamets is a true badass.

One more mushroom added to the bucket list!

👍🏻

Man I sure wish I'd run into Paul on my hiking path for a quick mycelium lesson segway.

I learned something new! I wonder how many conks out there are actually edible, even if they are hard, say in a survival-situation I wouldn't say no to a hard conk if it'd save me from starvation

We have a lot of birch polypore, used to great success after cutting off the tip of my thumb. G. tsugae is awesome cooked the same way. I thought I had a good secret there but it’s been discovered...

I found these for 2 years in a row this year I wanted to try it but it doesn't last too long it gets bruised up right away so next time I find it will eat it the same day Thanks for the information much love

Definitely one of the best mycologist ever

I hope we cross paths in Victoria one day! I'm hoping to find some matsutake after this rain up island this week. 😅🤞

I grow and dehydrate Lions Mane and it taste kind of like cashew. I mix it with nuts.

I like to see more of this kind of video's, how to cook wild/edible mushrooms.

I’ve noticed that deer like to eat the outer edge and in fact that is how I learned to eat them. From the deer!

Awesome video :) Do you recommend using the "hard" version of the reishi in soups? THANKS PAUL -So great to hear your wisdom as you just chat !!!!!!

This is my wish to someday I will come to your contact to learn about mushroom. Respect from India

Is that a Canadian Tire Heritage Rock pan? I love them too, shamelessly.

Wow, what great people. I got the reference, & thank you. I do everything from my phone, so forgive my navigational unawareness. Lol I'll have to return & relisten to the some of the terms later, but how uniquely beneficial. I'm switching gears for the evening,,, you understand :) Had to view before I closed down. Take care! & I'll try not to let my intelligence turn into a mushroom like Toad from Mario Bros in my endeavors :P

@Southernburrito

3 жыл бұрын

It's taken me a bit to round back due to other focuses lately. I absorbed most of that better this evening or morning, & I look forward to viewing the new posts. There's just something eye opening special about mycological regenerative facilitations. I believe I heard Ganoderma correctly.? The definition that I'll look deeper for is what I heard as Anadiversougi (spelling?). I'll check the reference given. Thanks a lot!

It is like the (giant) puffball mushroom and using its bandaid strips for the same antibiotic and healing properties in the strip of the cut mushroon.

You guys are just extraordinary. Imagine how good this would sound with lapel mics! 😍🍄

Nice medicine. Correct me, I thought that all polypores were edible. I bet if it gets super fossilized hard you can still use it to make a stock.ken onion shun, cool. I don’t think they make those anymore.those are large steaks.ya can almost cut the four play and go to teriyaki on this guys.i like the idea and I’m pretty sure I’d be enthused. I’ve been vegan for a bit now and one of my main things I eat are fungi. Great vid friends.😃🍺🍄🤙

We have an abundance of ganoderma applanatum here in Bristol, i've often wondered what the properties are but there's so little info on these out there. Any pointers are to whether it has real benefits?

A Dutch friend of me makes mycelium coffins. So your nutrients don’t go to waste and all goes back to nature! What do you think about this concept?

@chezmoi42

3 жыл бұрын

That is a great idea. A mushroom grower friend of mine here in France has patented a 'myco-materiau' made of mycelium and straw, like a mushroom particle board - non-toxic, biodegradable, and fire resistant. She got the idea after seeing how her spent bales resisted the weather when left outside the cave. www.ouest-france.fr/pays-de-la-loire/saumur-49400/saumur-le-myco-materiau-veut-creer-des-emplois-ddcf9e59-401e-340c-af34-9f8261f11b5b A lot of people around the world are experimenting with similar ideas, using various mushroom species and substrates.

Are there lookalikes to beware of? Is it the softness that makes this edible while other shelf mushrooms are not?

Would be a good substitute for general Tso chicken yum

I can't find the website?

Beautiful kitchen. I’m surprised you’re not using cast-iron.

That gal is funny.

What was the tree it was growing on? Sometimes I find Ganoderma resinaceum that has a very similar looking. I have eaten small amounts of its white outer part, it tastes very mushroomy. Can we cook and eat Ganoderma resinaceum just like you did with Ganoderma oregonensis ?

@elmerovero7528

3 жыл бұрын

Ganoderma in general are safe to eat.

@chadmarino2741

2 жыл бұрын

Reishi grows exclusively on dead or dying Hemlock trees

If only the common people would understand proper and medicinal mushrooms - it would be a more and highly healthy fit human popuation.