Just to clear this up a bit; Amanita muscaria contains muscimol/ibotenic acid, completely different psychoactive compounds to psilocybin containing fungi. Ibotenic acid is converted into muscimol with heating/drying/boiling, and muscimol acts as a GABA agonist, while psilocybin is a serotonergic psychedelic. The dissociative/deliriant effects of muscimol are quite unique and distinct from a psilocybin experience, so don’t expect to have a similar trip to consuming P.cubensis or paneolus/coplandia species. ‘Truffles’ by the way are the mycelial sclerotia of psilocybe tampanensis and contain psilocybin/psilocin like most other commonly consumed psychedelic fungi.
Also, Amanitas potency varies widely between harvests year to year, location to location, and mushroom to mushroom. I would imagine store bought amanita to not only be subject to this variability but also more likely to be less potent than wild picked mushrooms. If you are interested enough to want to pursue them further, I would suggest finding someone who knows where to hunt for them and who has consumed them from known locations numerous times over years. Alternatively, if such a mentor is not available, tentatively investigate this for yourself; do some research on correct identification and find/pick some in the wild. When done correctly the experience is definitely worthwhile, yet few stick with it long enough to get consistent and rewarding results.
Boiling for 10 minutes is certainly not long enough. I have chimed in with a preparation guideline before on psychonaut, but for posterity I will quickly outline it again:
- Once you have your mushrooms (preferably fresh picked) remove stem and gills.
- Dry the cap in an oven/dehydrator or in the sun until completely desiccated (moisture free). They are extremely hygroscopic (absorb moisture from the air) so leaving them in open conditions without desiccation (ie. silica gel) will cause them to reabsorb water.
- Once completely dry, powder the caps in a grinder. Homogenize this powder form all the caps.
- Place the desired gram weight of powder for a dose (which will vary depending on potency and individual sensitivity/body weight) in a pot with enough water to compensate for evaporation while cooking
- Lightly boil this (simmering strongly, not a 'rolling boil') for at least 30 minutes to an hour
- Decant the broth through a cloth filter to remove the sediment. You can then use coffee filters for an even finer filtration, although this will take time and careful attention as the sediment clogs the filter.
- Let cool and drink, or put in fridge for later.
- Can be mixed with juice or other liquid to make more palatable, tomato or vegetable juice works well I have heard. The muscimol is an even more powerful flavor enhancer than MSG and will mean the tea tastes like pure 'umami' flavor (look up the five essential tastes on Wikipedia)
- Sit back in a quiet, safe place with a sitter and ride it out.
Combining amanitas with other substances can make for an
extremely powerful experience.
Beware, this stuff is not for the faint of heart or the weak willed. They require a lasting relationship to gain their full benefit.
Good luck :)