Tag: craterellus

Chanterelle Hunting Tips – Where to Find NC Chanterelle Mushrooms

May 5, 2015 annamary.mchughblogger@gmail.com6 Commentsforaging mushrooms, mushroom forays, Mushroom Hunting, Mushroom Identificationblack trumpets, cantharellus, chanterelles, cinnabar red chanterelle, craterellus, edible mushrooms, foraging, mushroom hunting, oak

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a series of posts about chanterelle hunting in North Carolina. Chanterelle hunting season will likely kick off in a few weeks’ time, when we have some days that are consistently in the mid-80s and Read More

Craterellus Mushrooms – Black Trumpets and Others

May 2, 2015 annamary.mchughblogger@gmail.comLeave a commentCooking Mushrooms, foraging mushrooms, Mushroom Hunting, Mushroom Identification, Mushroom Storiesblack trumpet mushroom, cantharellus, craterellus, Craterellus fallax, Craterellus ignicolor, Craterellus odoratus, Craterellus tubaeformis, mushroom hunting, mycorrhizal, North Carolina edible mushrooms, wild mushrooms

Editor’s Note: The genus Craterellus has some very tasty and interesting mushrooms in its ranks, including the black trumpet (Craterellus fallax, Craterellus cornucopioides, or Craterellus species 01, depending on where you live), the winter chanterelle (Craterellus tubaeformis), and the fragrant chanterelle (Craterellus odoratus). This article is Read More