Are you looking for new kinds of wild edible mushrooms to try? It would take a long time to get through all of the delicious species of fungi that the woods of Northern California have to offer
Read MoreThere are plenty of fun names to go around for Lycoperdon Perlatum. For the purpose of this article,
Read MoreForaging for tasty wild edible mushrooms is one of the easiest ways to motivate yourself to go for a hike
Read MoreMorchella Snyderi is a species of edible fungus that falls into the Morchellaceae family. You’ll find these mushrooms
Read MoreCalifornia alone is home to at least 10 different species of wild Morels. This uniquely shaped mushroom is of the most sought after edible mushrooms around.
Read MoreLaetiporus Gilbertsonii is a type of wild edible mushroom that is commonly referred to as Chicken of the Woods
Read MoreDuring the harvest, there is a lot that you can do to make it easier to clean the mushrooms later on. The stems of hedgehog mushrooms break off quite easily.
Read MoreMany people find the idea of mushrooms in a dessert quite off-putting. However, candy cap mushrooms have slowly been changing this perception.
Read MoreWhen the fall season hits, those who enjoy to forage for their own foods get excited about mushrooms.
Read MoreLike many things, foods go in and out of popularity as the years go by. With such a variety of edible mushrooms out there,
Read MoreThere are no shortage of options out there. Plenty of mushrooms grow out in the woods and the ones that are edible have a range of flavors and appearances.
Read MoreNothing beats going for a hike and coming back with freshly-picked wild foods. In the fall,
Read Morevery season is great for produce in California, but the bright crispness of summer is something special.
Read MoreAfter decades of pursuing these delectable fungi, this morel hunter knows full well what others speak of with either despair or hopefulness
Read MoreChanterelles and Black Trumpets are my favorite winter mushrooms. The textures go great together to make an amazing stuffing.
Read MoreYou’ll see them in our state in the early spring, and I’m sure throughout much of the country. Look for new, pale green growth.
Read MoreThere is something about eating something so beautiful that draws people in. Consuming beauty, rather than just observing it
Read MoreThis is a super simple recipe that makes you look like a pro and a great one for these rainy nights at home.
Read MorePreparing a unique stuffing for your Thanksgiving turkey can include blackberries that you harvested during the summer and then froze for later use.
Read MoreAdmittedly, sea beans (Salicornia) look very little like actual beans, but these hardy, salt-loving succulent plants should be included in every coastal forager’s diet.
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