This Chanterelle comes up dirty! It often fruits in groups and the flesh seems to soft enough to imbed dirt and debris as it grows. Hard to clean and mild in flavor, but it cooks up firm. They prefer mixed conifer forest and especially the dryer side of the mountains.
The Latin name for this mushroom has changed several times due to DNA discoveries and we hope they have settled…
a.k.a. Agaricus albolutescens Agaricus albolutescens is delicicious! When hunting morels in the spring, we often find a very delectable Agaricus…
Slippery Jacks and Jills The genus Suillus is one mushroom most people in Central Oregon will encounter by living here….
Lycoperdon (like a pear) perlatum is an easily-identified clustered mushroom that fruits in the spring and fall. The main trick…
Because its favorite host is pine trees, we find Neolentinus in Central Oregon each mushroom season and the mushroom itself…
Central Oregon’s beauty queen of mushrooms Much has been written about this beautiful mushroom and the fall never passes without…
