It more closely resembles the other poultry: hen of the woods, an edible fall mushroom. Above: Hen of the woods (maitake) fruits in fall and is buff to brown, at the base of trees. Delectably ...

Jaime Rockney, or “Chick of the Woods,” as she’s known to many, has never met a mushroom she didn’t like. Rockney, who is a Jordan resident, said after nine years of working a regular 9-to ...

Unlike the delicate cultivated hen of the woods, the wild hen is a much larger and sturdier mushroom. It grows at the base of trees or on tree roots on the ground and can be gritty and should be ...

Other mushrooms, like the enokis and hen-of-the-woods used here, have more tender stems but grow clumped together, so they might be tougher at the base where the stems meet; feel free to trim that ...

The Mushroom Hub is open for business. Inside you’ll find fresh shrooms like maitake (hen of the woods), porcini, and shiitake, medicinal mushroom powders, coffee substitutes, and even mushroom ...