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Mushroom Recipes

Browse and test our collection of delicious Missouri wild mushroom recipes. As always, never eat a wild mushroom unless you're certain of its identity and it has been cooked.

Chanterelle Recipes

Freshly picked chanterelles are the best to eat and can be used in many recipes. More

Morel Recipes

Fresh morels are a tasty harbinger of spring. Take advantage of wild Missouri's little hidden treasures with these recipes. More

Related Information

  • Field Guide

    What plant or animal is that? Identify and learn more about Missouri's plants, animals, and mushrooms.

  • Mushrooming

    Many Missouri mushrooms are edible, but proper identification is essential to avoid illness and even death. Get hunting, identification and cooking guidance here.

  • Mushrooms

    Mushrooms look a lot like plants, but they lack chlorophyll and have to take nutrients from other materials. Learn about Missouri's more common mushrooms here.

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