Other Wild Fungi

Welcome to our dedicated space for exploring the diverse world of forest treasures. In this category, you can find a wide variety of recipes featuring popular wild mushrooms that may not currently be available in our shop.

Because we host an extensive collection of culinary inspirations, we highly recommend using the search bar to quickly find specific recipes for the fungi you are interested in. Whether you are looking for classic dishes or creative new ways to prepare wild mushrooms, our search tool will help you discover exactly what you need.

Venetian Calocybe and Prosecco Risotto

Venetian Calocybe and Prosecco Risotto

🌐 Translate A technical Venetian execution utilizing the high-sugar, high-acid profile of Glera grapes to balance the dense, farinaceous aromatics of Calocybe gambosa within a starch-heavy matrix. Venetian Calocybe and Prosecco Risotto In the lagoon-side kitchens of Venice, the Calocybe gambosa—locally cherished as the Prugnolo—is the herald of the terraferma’s spring bounty. This preparation is […]

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Lamb Noisettes with Calocybe and Garlic

Lamb Noisettes with Calocybe and Garlic

🌐 Translate A technical Provencal execution utilizing the “Napoletana” sauté method to synchronize the high-protein searing of lamb with the farinaceous aromatics of Calocybe gambosa. Provencal Lamb Noisettes with Calocybe and Wild Garlic In Haute-Provence, Calocybe gambosa (known as Mousseron) appears with wild garlic in spring. This recipe uses the mushroom’s dense, mealy texture to

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Tuscan Prugnolo and Asparagus Frittata

Tuscan Prugnolo and Asparagus Frittata

🌐 Translate Tuscan Prugnolo and Asparagus Frittata In the spring meadows of the Apennines, the Calocybe gambosa—locally worshipped as the Prugnolo—reaches its culinary zenith when paired with the first harvest of wild green asparagus. This preparation is a technical study in chlorophyll-farinaceous balancing. The Saint George’s Mushroom, with its characteristic scent of raw flour and

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Venetian Saor-Style Pickled May Mushrooms

Venetian Saor-Style Pickled May Mushrooms

🌐 Translate A technical preservation masterpiece from the Veneto region, utilizing a high-acid “Saor” marinade to balance the dense, farinaceous profile of Calocybe gambosa. Venetian Saor-Style Pickled May Mushrooms In the historic spice-trading hubs of Venice, the Saor technique—a method of preserving food in an acidic onion marinade—was originally developed for sailors. While traditionally applied

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Tagliatelle with Hedgehog and Prosciutto

Tagliatelle with Hedgehog and Prosciutto

🌐 Translate A sublime pasta masterpiece from Northern Italy’s culinary heart, pairing the silk-textured Hydnum repandum with the delicate salt-cure of aged Prosciutto di Parma. Emilian Handmade Tagliatelle with Hedgehog and Prosciutto In Emilia-Romagna, Hydnum repandum is the preferred companion for egg pasta. This recipe utilizes the mushroom’s meaty texture to balance the transparency of

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Roman "Alla Romana" Hedgehogs with Mentuccia

Roman “Alla Romana” Hedgehogs with Mentuccia

🌐 Translate A sophisticated Roman trattoria classic, featuring the meaty Hydnum repandum braised with aromatic wild mint, high-quality olive oil, and sharp white wine. Roman “Alla Romana” Hedgehogs with Mentuccia In Lazio’s culinary tradition, Hydnum repandum is treated with reverence. This recipe employs the classic alla Romana style, where the mushroom’s peppery profile is brightened

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