Wood ears are distinctive mushrooms with a jelly-like texture–but did you know there are quite a few different mushrooms that fit that description? In fact, some of them are quite difficult to tell apart from wood ears. Want to find out more? In this article, we’ll talk about several different types of mushrooms that look … Read more
Maybe you’re looking to try something new, or maybe you just came home with a bumper crop from your latest foraging trip. Whatever the reason, you have found yourself the proud owner of a bunch of wood ear mushrooms. What should you do with them? Keep reading! In this article, we’ll talk about how to … Read more
If you harvested more wood ear mushrooms than you can use, you may be wondering what to do with the excess. The simplest answer is to dehydrate them, but how do you do it? Keep reading! In this article, we’ll talk about how to dry wood ear mushrooms and how to reconstitute them when you’re … Read more
You just got back from the woods with a bumper-crop of wood ear mushrooms; now what? You need to clean them before you cook and eat them, but what is the best way to go about this task? Keep reading! In this article, we’ll talk about how to clean fresh wood ear mushrooms. 3 Ways … Read more
With any mushroom, it’s important to be able to tell the difference between those that are good to eat and those that have begun to spoil. Perhaps you’ve just harvested a bumper crop of wood ears and you’re wondering how long you have to use them up. How long do they last in storage? Keep … Read more
If you’re getting into the world of wild mushroom foraging, you may be amazed at just how many types of mushrooms there are. One that may have your attention is the wood ear mushroom, which has a unique appearance and texture when compared with other fungi. So, you may be wondering, where do wood ear … Read more
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