
Baked Mushroom Rice
This baked mushroom rice is an easy and delicious side dish that can be made with pretty much any wild or store bought mushroom!
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This baked mushroom rice is an easy and delicious side dish that can be made with pretty much any wild or store bought mushroom!
This Azerbaijani kükü with borage is a delicious frittata-esque egg dish made with borage greens and served with garlic yogurt!
This Turkish borage in yogurt (jajik) is a delicious way to enjoy blanched borage from the garden when the bees are all finished with it!
These oyster mushrooms with orzo, kale, and salmon is the perfect thing to make for a hearty, healthy, and quick weeknight dinner!
These Chinese style oyster mushrooms braised in oyster sauce is a wild riff on the classic Chinese braised shiitake mushroom dish.
These Japanese style mushrooms make for an excellent side dish to go with a Japanese inspired meal, or a delicious wild lunch!
This chicken of the woods Alfredo pasta bake is the perfect meatless, homey, comforting, and delicious wild casserole!
This wild mushroom boscaiola is beautifully smokey, woodsy, earthy pasta and is a great way to use mixed wild or store bought mushrooms!
This cod and wild mushroom soup with coconut, corn, and Asian greens is what weeknight cooking is all about!
This miso soba soup with lake whitefish and velvet shanks (Flammulina velutipes) also contains common puffballs to mimic the usual tofu.
This roasted doves and maitake with poblano cream on grits dish is an elegant yet super hearty way to enjoy one dove per diner!
This seared salmon over maitake wild rice is a delicious and healthy meal, that uses maitake or hen of the woods mushrooms.
These savoury oatmeal breakfast bowls with duck egg and hedgehog mushrooms is the perfect forager’s breakfast!
This Chinese purslane salad is a delightful way to eat up the wild purslane growing up in your garden, farm field, or back yard!
Harvesting prickly ash berries provides you with a citrusy wild spice, leaving your mouth tingling like their cousins, Sichuan peppercorn!
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