the official mushroom of Minnesota, Clemens said. But there are many other edible mushrooms waiting out there in the woods, some that Clemens thinks are even better than the morel. "Like the ...

Thanks to Minnesota's warm and wet summer ... and I think adults making errors thinking they're finding edible mushrooms when they were mushrooms that make you a little bit sicker," Pepin said.

The morel, Minnesota's most famous fungus ... In teas and on pizzas. During a wild edible mushroom workshop in late September at Norwegian Wood Retreat, the Jordans led a foray into the woods ...

Foraging for common types of edible mushrooms is all the rage these days ... They’ve been found as far south as Missouri and as far west as Minnesota and Wisconsin, according to Alan Bergo of Forager ...

Minnesota, he says, is a wonderful state for mushrooms — he counts 14 varieties that are edible — but with a very short season. If you want them year-round you need growing rooms, like the ...

Morel trips were some of the toughest for him, because there were few other edible fungi around that early in the year, if the group struck out. Minnesota’s real mushroom season, he said ...

The mushroom is edible when young ... Bonkoski, who just received her Minnesota Master Naturalist certificate, urges new foragers to always tread lightly and carefully when hunting for edibles ...

But some deadly species also grow in Minnesota, including one popularly known as the “death angel” or “destroying angel.” They can cause liver failure. Foraging for edible wild mushrooms ...