Chanterelles

[Night goat]

Ok so my guess its still early

BUT

Weve been getting rain then warm weather then rain then warm weather.... Feels like september but its only july 1st....


Think they are popping up yet??

[Dhoey07]

No

[AL WORRELLS KID]

Night goat, The only Chanterelles Popping out around here are Dried in Jars and headed for the Kitchen. 

 How To Dehydrate Chanterelles
The best way is to use a dehydrator and you will have perfectly dry and dehydrated Chanterelles.

Prep Time
10 mins
Drying Time
4 hrs
Total Time
4 hrs 10 mins

Ingredients
Fresh Chanterelles and a Dehydrator

Use a small brush to clean off the dirt. (When you cook the dry mushrooms later you can wash them off then.)
Slice mushrooms about 1/4 inch thickness. If they are small just dry them whole.
Place inside the dehydrator and check every 2 hours, you’ll know the mushrooms are dry enough when the texture becomes leathery and the mushrooms snap like a cracker.  Let them cool and place them in a Glass Jar or a "Seal a Meal" bag. (Dehydrated Chanterelles store well in air-tight containers.)  Plus you can "Pop" them open all year long.
Doug

[pianoman9701]

Ok so my guess its still early

BUT

Weve been getting rain then warm weather then rain then warm weather.... Feels like september but its only july 1st....


Think they are popping up yet??

We'll be seeing some any day here on the wetside.

[pianoman9701]

Chanterelles are now popping on the coast. I'm heading up into the Cascade foothills right now to see if I can find some. With the cool weather and rain, my prospects are good I think.

[quackkiller]

How did ya do?!!!

[Bigshooter]

I picked my first chanterelles last year on July 16th in Lewis county.  I've been out a couple times this year and haven't found any.  I'm going tomorrow morning to look again.

[pianoman9701]

How did ya do?!!!

The place where I have my honey hole was packed with hikers. I didn't stop. Probably 50 or more cars.

[Night goat]

Yeah we are getting REALLLLLY close... I scored a bag full labor day last year at my secret spot (2000ft elevation) and started to see lowland/sea level chanterelles mid October, but with how wet everything has been.... Im gonna give it another 2 weeks before I hike up to my spot

[grundy53]

Dad found some in Pacific county this weekend

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[kellama2001]

Do chanterelles grow on the east/dry side of the cascades? 

[b0bbyg]

Ok so my guess its still early

BUT

Weve been getting rain then warm weather then rain then warm weather.... Feels like september but its only july 1st....


Think they are popping up yet??

We'll be seeing some any day here on the wetside.

Never really thought to look this early in the year, daughter wants to camp this coming weekend so will keep my eyes open.  She is wanting to camp in an area that is 3000' or so, might have to try and look lower elevation either on the way in or out as well.

[Fletch]

Do chanterelles grow on the east/dry side of the cascades? 

Yes they do.  I have never picked them but my brother does every year... where? He doesnt tell... maybe no-tell-um creek?

[Bigshooter]

Went and look this morning and didn't find any.

[kellama2001]

Do chanterelles grow on the east/dry side of the cascades? 

Yes they do.  I have never picked them but my brother does every year... where? He doesnt tell... maybe no-tell-um creek?

Thanks! I'll start keeping my eyes open for them