Foraging Mushrooms Washington by Jim Meuninck -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Acknowledgments Introduction Where in Washington Tips: From the Field to the Kitchen How to Use This Guide 1. Polypores

Artist’s Conk Chicken of the Woods Turkey Tail Resinous Polypore Reishi Agarikon Cauliflower Fungus

2. Chanterelles

Pacific Golden Chanterelle Black Trumpet Winter Chanterelle White Chanterelle Pig’s Ear Wholly Chanterelle

3. Tooth Fungi

Conifer Bear’s Head Lion’s Mane Tooth Fungi Hedgehog Belly Button Hedgehog Floccosus

4. Boletes

King Bolete Red Cracked Bolete Admirable Bolete Aspen Bolete Western Painted Suillus Suillus Ponderosus

5. Puffballs

Western Giant Puffball Giant Puffball Gem Puffball Pear-Shaped Puffball

6. Morels and Inedible False Morels

Black Morel Yellow Morel Gray Morel Half Free Cap Morel False Morels

7. Jelly Fungi

Wood Ears Alpine Jelly Cone (Gumdrops) Fan-Shaped Jelly Fungus

8. Coral Fungi

Spring Coral Crown Coral

9. Lobster Mushrooms

Lobster Mushroom

10. Gilled Mushrooms

Shaggy Mane Oyster Mushrooms Mica Cap Honey Mushrooms Russulales Lactarius

Candy Cap Saffron Milkcap

Tricholomataceae

Fried Chicken Mushroom Matsutake Wood Blewit Fairy Ring Mushroom

More Agaricaceae

Prince Meadow Mushroom

11. Inedible, Toxic, and Hallucinogenic Mushrooms

Amanitas Clitocybes Pholiotas Cortinarius

12. From the Market

Truffles Chaga Maitake Portobello Enokitake Shiitake

Appendices

A: Mushroom Recipes B: Grow Your Own C: Other Resources D: Recommended Books E. Washington Mushroom Societies

Bibliography About the Author