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Mushroom and Berry Picking Guide

Our Oregon forests are bursting with mushroom life continually throughout the seasons. Though only 3% of mushrooms are edible, the knowledgeable forager can easily find some of the best tasting mushrooms to grace your dinner plate. My extensive experience picking berries in our Oregon forests, combined with a willingness to teach you proper berry identification, will lead you toward a confident knowledge about both edible and non-edible berries in the wild.

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Chanterelles

The Yellow chanterelle is the state mushroom of Oregon for good reason. It is striking in appearance, brilliantly yellow in comparison to its surroundings, and often found in giant groves. Chanterelles are suited to many different types of cooking methods and are exquisite table fare. My guided trips for Chanterelles run from September into November in the Oregon coast range.

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Morels

Morels are among the handsomest of mushrooms, with their convoluted channels intertwining into what appears to be an interestingly spongy knob. Their unique flavor will make one’s eyes open wide with delight. My Morel trips begin in April and continue into June. We will enter our National forests in the Cascades for our prized quarry. You will also learn about other fungi in the vicinity.

Mountain Huckleberries

Huckleberries are the wild cousin of our domesticated blueberry. Distinguished with amazing flavor these berries were reserved for the specialist of occasions for millennia. There are 13 different varieties of “hucks” in our northwest forest and I can show you which ones are best! This is a wonderful familial activity that you won’t regret embarking on!

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Blackcaps

The Blackcap is a wild black raspberry that is easy to locate once you are in the right areas. A bit seedier than its domestic red raspberry cousin, the blackcap shines when its juice is extracted from its pulp. Making the most stately of seedless jams and jellies, delectable syrups, and even exquisite wines, the blackcap is a gem of a berry know. My guided trips for blackcaps run for about a month and a half, starting in mid-July.

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