Ok, so it isn’t bacon fungus, but it does remind me of bacon.
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I can smell the frying.
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Might that be Mrs. Tootlepedal slaving at this cooker, Tom?
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It sure is streaky.
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It looks quite streaky to me.
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And here I was going to tell you how aptly named it was.
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Unfortunately, it doesn’t taste at all like bacon.
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LOL Love the name.
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Yes, but it’s not it’s real name, Brenda.
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I realize that. And usually bracket fungus has green striations, which would be unappealing if labeled as bacon.
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Quite right, Brenda. 🙂
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