No problem stan, just wanted someone else to verify they where chanterelles. I fried some in olive oil the other day and they were pretty good.

I have never looked for chanterelles was just wondering if this is them. Found these while sweating through the woods today.

Looks good to me.

The only look alike(sorta) is the false chantrelle.Slice one, chantrelles are white thru the center, false chantrelles are a solid color all the way thru.

Thank you, I may have to get back out there and pick a mess of them.

There is a false chanterelle, Hygrophoropsis aurantiaca, (some books list this as "edible with caution" and a mushroom called the Jack o' Lantern, Omphalotus olearious, and it is poisonous and responsible for most of the mistaken chanterelle poisonings. The Jack O Latern is sometimes also refered to as a false chanterelle

a novice though can mistake any number of shrooms for a chanterelle though including salmon waxy, orange latex milky, golden-gilled gerronema and even a gilled bolete.

Chantrelles just started to flush here and they are small and dry and few WE NEED RAIN!!!!!!

I would never recommend anyone eat a mushroom they were not certain about. Those pasadena found are chantrelles they don't really look like the ones you mention trapchecher if you consider shape and how they grow, but by all means be sure.

Stan, very sage advice. Be sure and believe no one..ID it yourself is my policy.

should be a BIG flush next few days with todays rains...