
Country Fried Goose Gizzards with Sausage Gravy
This country fried goose gizzards recipe is a fantastic way to enjoy those large, baseball-sized muscles found in wild geese!
This country fried goose gizzards recipe is a fantastic way to enjoy those large, baseball-sized muscles found in wild geese!
This “crab” linguine with Hericium is a mushroom-based pasta dish using lion’s mane, bear’s head tooth, or comb tooth in place of crab!
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!
This venison shank barszcz is a rich Polish borscht (beet soup) recipe made with tender, slow cooked venison shank meat.
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 Korean style lake smelt is made in the fashion of myeolchi bokkeum, the delicious Korean ban chan dish of dried anchovies in a spicy sauce!
This pheasant and maitake xôi mặn is basically a Vietnamese hodge podge on rice, with delicious pheasant and maitake (hen of the woods) mushrooms.
These Sichuan style lake smelt are an explosion of flavour! Fried smelt get stir fried with aromatics to create a unique and delicious dish!
This butter chicken of the woods recipe is a play on the classic butter chicken dish, using wild chicken of the woods mushrooms!
These Italian style lake smelt are the perfect snack or appetizer. Simply deep fried whole and served with lemon, they’re a real treat!
This Vietnamese pheasant meat floss is made in the style of the more classic pork or chicken floss that can be found in East and Southeast Asia.
This lake and garden congee utilizes freshly caught bass from the lake and freshly picked summer vegetables from the garden in a silky rice porridge!
This lion’s mane noodle bowl uses hericium mushrooms (lion’s mane, or bear tooth fungus) in a refreshing Vietnamese style vermicelli noodle dish!
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