I think they're just so beautiful fungi mushrooms specifically like the way that they fruit

they have so many different forms some of them look like coral at the bottom of the sea

some of them look like the antlers of an elk or the plumage of a bird.

My favorite wild mushroom to eat and to gaze out lovingly is the black trumpet and it looks like dead folks are just pushing up

trumpets and they have their own like brass band or something and you realize that especially if you got into foraging later in life that you've been just

walking by these beautiful organisms your whole life without really stopping to take a look and it's kind of intoxicating. I'm Lady Life.

A lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like a lady like. I've had a love.

This is Un Lady Like. I'm Kristen.

And in case you haven't noticed on ladies, we are in the midst of a

Shroom Boom.

Musheroms pickles, mushrooms raw, and delicious they are too.

Musrooms topped with almost as many fillings

as the hostess's imagination will allow.

And mushroom dips, they are just another variation.

The Romans had their own theory on the popularity of mushrooms.

They believed they stimulated strength and virility,

reserving them exclusively for the Caesars and the army.

Other citizens court eating them were liable to be executed.

Now that shouldn't worry anyone who's caught up with the 20th century party spirit.

Mushrooms in hot brandy.

Excuse me while I just savor the thought.

Edible mushrooms didn't make their way into American kitchens until the late 1800s. Prior to that they were often considered too mysterious, even witchy. But in

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