Chicken of the Woods Taquitos
These chicken of the woods taquitos are an amazing and fun way to use wild chicken of the woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) mushrooms!
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These chicken of the woods taquitos are an amazing and fun way to use wild chicken of the woods (Laetiporus sulphureus) mushrooms!
These mushroom and goat cheese flatbreads or pizzas, are made with a delicious mix of wild mushrooms, caramelized onions, and goat cheese!
These kapuśniaczki or wild mushroom pies, are a Polish treat often served with barszcz (borscht) for Christmas, but I love eating them in the fall!
These peppery roasted mushrooms are a great way to enjoy wild, or store bought mushrooms. Have it as a side dish, appetizer, or snack!
This pheasant and maitake xôi mặn is basically a Vietnamese hodge podge on rice, with delicious pheasant and maitake (hen of the woods) mushrooms.
This butter chicken of the woods recipe is a play on the classic butter chicken dish, using wild chicken of the woods mushrooms!
This lion’s mane noodle bowl uses hericium mushrooms (lion’s mane, or bear tooth fungus) in a refreshing Vietnamese style vermicelli noodle dish!
This cream of chanterelle soup is the perfect way to use up those less than perfect specimens of chanterelle mushrooms you found!
This Sudanese rijla is a special stew made from wild-harvested purslane which lends a wonderful sour note, as well as lamb and red lentils.
This Sudanese lamb’s quarters with peanut butter dish draws from a south Sudanese recipe that would usually be made with spinach or local greens.
This creamy wild blackcap dessert uses wild foraged blackcaps (aka black raspberries) to make a lusciously delicious cold pudding.
Lamb’s quarters chochoyotes are traditional Mexican masa dumplings made with lamb’s quarter quelites, and served in a spicy ancho chili sauce.
These frijoles y quelites with lamb’s quarters are my take on a Mexican wild greens and beans dish. Lamb’s quarters work great, but you could use any wild green!
These dandelion and onion bhaji are the perfect wild twist on an Indian restaurant classic. Dandelion flowers, leaves, and onions get battered and fried.
This spruce tip syrup is easy to make and is makes the perfect addition to desserts, confections, and cocktails!
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