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How to Forage, Preserve, and Use Chaga Mushrooms
Learn about the health benefits, historical use, identification, harvesting, processing, and recipes for Chaga mushrooms, as well as how to make Chaga mushroom tea!
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Hunting, Gathering, and Cooking Wild Foods with Hank Shaw
North Spore has partnered with wild foods expert Hank Shaw to bring you home cultivation techniques and the best recipes for your homegrown or foraged mushrooms. Check out our full interview with him here!
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Exploring the Hidden World of Mushroom Conservation with Gabriela D'Elia from the Fungal Diversity Survey
To shed light on the importance of fungal conservation, North Spore had the privilege of sitting down with Gabriela D'Elia, the director of The Fungal Diversity Survey (FunDiS) while attending the Telluride Mushroom Festival back in August.
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How to Find, Identify, Grow, and Cook Hen of the Woods (Maitake) Mushrooms
Found from North America to Europe and Asia, Hen of the Woods, or Maitake, is a versatile gourmet edible mushroom with a rich history and countless benefits to human health.
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Death Cap, Mushroom Poisonings, and Safe Foraging with Greg Marley
In this article we offer advice for aspiring mushroom hunters, including resources for identification along with a fascinating interview with Maine's poisonous mushroom expert Greg Marley.
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Cataloging Mushrooms with Alan Rockefeller: Taxonomy, DNA Sequencing, and Photography
North Spore was honored to take part in the 43rd annual Telluride Mushroom Festival where we caught up with mushroom documentarian Alan Rockefeller for a wide-ranging chat on fungal photography, DNA sequencing, and microscopy.
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How to Find & Identify Chanterelle Mushrooms
This week's blog highlights the popular and tasty chanterelle mushroom, including how to identify, collect, and cook these golden beauties, along with the many ways this single mushroom boosts both human and forest health.
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Foraging Chanterelle Mushrooms in Maine
What's wild, yellow, and smells of apricots? Behold the chanterelle, golden and elegant. A mysterious fungus that sends mushroom hunters...
Species Spotlight: Black Trumpet Mushrooms
The Eastern Black Trumpet (Craterellus fallax) is known by many names including horn of plenty, trumpet of death, and devil's...
Lobster Mushrooms: Maine's Other Lobster
While lobster mushrooms don't have the legions of fervent aficionados that porcini and chanterelle mushrooms command, they are equally delicious....
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