But best of all, while there are plenty of savoury dishes to fill you up and get you cooking like
this wild chanterelle, caraway and buffalo cheese tart (which would be divine to make ahead and take with you to devour while putting up tents and gathering firewood, no?)
This Wild Chanterelle Mushroom Sauce is a result of using the ingredient remainders from my holiday meals, with the intent to always use up what I have bought (and encourage you to do the same!).
This Wild Chanterelle Mushroom Sauce also makes a great topping.
Not exact matches
Appetizers & Snacks, Foraging &
Wild Edibles, Recipes, Veggies, Side Dishes & Salads
chanterelle, gluten free, grain free, keto, lectin free, low carb, primal
2 pounds assorted
wild mushrooms (such as crimini, oyster,
chanterelle, and stemmed shiitake), cut into bite - size pieces
1 1/2 lbs
wild mushrooms (
chanterelle, shiitake, oyster, porcini etc) 3 tbsp olive oil 3 cloves garlic, rough chopped 1/2 tsp red pepper flakes 1 tbsp lemon zest 1 tbsp tarragon 3 tbsp fresh Italian / flat - leaf parsley, rough chopped 1 tbsp lemon juice sea salt & fresh ground pepper high quality olive oil, to garnish 1/4 cup toasted pine nuts, to garnish (optional)
If you can't find
chanterelles, any meaty
wild mushroom will work.
Chris Lobkovich, Quinn's Pub - SEA
Wild Board Mortadella & Koji Cured Loin, winter squash salad,
chanterelles, trotter croquette
1 pound assorted
wild mushrooms (oysters, shiitakes,
chanterelles, horn of plenty, porcini), cleaned and trimmed, stem ends reserved
Owners Tim & Anna Dover say: «We enjoy fishing and foraging for our own ingredients — including
wild garlic, alexanders and
chanterelles — many of which appear on the menus throughout the year.»
The
chanterelle, seen here, is commonly considered the best of the
wild mushrooms.