
Moose Burgers on Bannock Buns
These moose burgers on bannock buns employ lots of wild ingredients and flavours, including cranberry ketchup, chanterelles, and spruce salt!
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These moose burgers on bannock buns employ lots of wild ingredients and flavours, including cranberry ketchup, chanterelles, and spruce salt!
This chanterelle and apricot flatbread fuses stone fruit and wild mushrooms together in one wildly delicious meal!
These bacon and chanterelle pierogi are sure to please. Packed full of amazing wild chanterelles and salty bacon, you can’t go wrong!
This ribeye with chanterelle and pink peppercorn cream sauce is an amazing way to enjoy a bounty of wild gold, aka chanterelle mushrooms!
This Mongolian mushroom stir fry has nothing to do with the cuisine of Mongolia, but it is coated in the eponymous sweet and salty sauce!
Video: Join the Intrepid Eater in this video where he’ll show you how to identify and harvest Agaricus bitorquis, or pavement mushrooms!
This bacon and mushroom lasagna was made with wild Agaricus bitorquis mushrooms, but could easily be made with white buttons or portobellos!
This springtime pike chowder makes use of spring-caught northern pike, fiddleheads, pheasant back mushrooms, and other spring treats!
These pheasant back and kasha knishes are baked goodies stuffed with wild mushrooms and buckwheat, done in the New York style!
These roasted spring veggies with curry oil are a medley of fiddleheads, hosta shoots, and pheasant backs, roasted and served with curry oil!
This creamy tarragon pheasant and pheasant back mushrooms uses both the bird and mushroom with the bird’s namesake in a dreamy rich dish!
This spring forager’s curry uses bullhead catfish and plenty of foraged spring treasures to augment its Thai-inspired coconut curry base!
This morel and fiddlehead pasta with ramp butter is a fantastic way to use up some of your spring foraging bounty!
This rice with wild vegetables is based on the Japanese dish sansai gohan, or rice with mountain vegetables. I used local wild edibles.
This Yu Xiang wild pork with amber jelly roll fungus is a great way to eat feral hog/wild boar and early season wild mushrooms!
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