These edible mushrooms tend to grow in clusters, sometimes called a “shelf,” so if you find one, you usually find more. The only part that is eaten is usually the edge of the fruiting body.

Collecting edible mushrooms By CORINNE CONLON Tuesday, September 26, 2017 2:17pm Neighbors Alaska Outdoors ...

Fall mushrooms are here. And I recommend hunting for these three edible fungi, which are easy to find, easy to identify and choice for eating.

Mid-summer is the perfect time to hunt wild shelf mushrooms. Here's a few tasty morsels Oak Duke Fri, Jul 28, 2023 · 5 min read ...

For more on mushrooms, consider the Los Angeles Mycological Society’s annual Wild Mushroom Fair, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden in Arcadia.

As we started looking at some shelf mushrooms, O’Byrne said, ‘‘These grew in the last 12 hours.’’ O’Byrne was an Eagle Scout, and it shows.

Lion’s mane Morel mushrooms How to grow your own mushrooms Different varieties of mushrooms have different needs, so the specifics vary widely, but in general, here’s what you’ll need: ...

These are wonderful mushrooms that fruit earlier in the season but can also fruit in the fall. It’s very important to be 100% sure of what you have as there are several poisonous look-alikes ...

Mushrooms don’t freeze well and become mushy when defrosted, as they’re about 80% to 90% water. Don’t wash or clean oyster mushrooms until just before you’re ready to use them.