Unlike farmed mushrooms or field fungi, chanterelles are mycorrhizal and need a host tree or shrub to grow. They grow in the soil next to trees and shrubs, not on the plants themselves.

A recent stop by the West Hollywood Farmers’ Market had me jumping for joy as I stumbled upon foraged chanterelle mushrooms from the beloved L.A. Funghi booth. While they can be found growing ...

1. Late Summer to Early Fall (July – October) In many parts of North America and Europe, chanterelle mushrooms start ...

In a bowl, mix together the chanterelle mushrooms and courgette strips until well combined. Drizzle over two tablespoons of the olive oil and season with salt, then stir until the vegetables are ...