Videos

Beginner’s Guide to Wild Mushroom Foraging

This is a beginner’s guide to wild mushroom foraging with tips for identification. Walk through the forest in the Pacific Northwest and look for mushrooms with Aaron Hilliard. Aaron Hilliard is a Mycology instructor at Olympic College. He hosts a YouTube channel called Mushroom Wonderland which has 107K subscribers. This video runs 24:13 in length.

Finding Chanterelle Mushrooms Galore!

In this video Aaron Hilliard, mycology instructor at Olympic College, shows you what they look like, where to find them, and what it looks like to  find an amazing patch.

These mushrooms come back every year and are super versatile in the kitchen. Easy to recognize, pretty abundant, and delicious. This mushroom is the gateway to wild mushroom foraging. Sourced from YouTube channel Mushroom Wonderland which has 107K subscribers. This video runs 9:23 in length.

Lobster Mushroom Forage, ID, and Cook!

Lobster Mushrooms are showing up in the forests, and Aaron Hilliard is going to show you where and how to find and identify them, as well as golden Chanterelles, and then take them home and cook the Lobster mushrooms to perfection. Sourced from YouTube channel Mushroom Wonderland which has 107K subscribers.This video runs 18:08 in length.

How to find chanterelle mushrooms in BC

This short video focuses on finding and identifying Chanterelle Mushrooms in British Columbia. Join professional chef and wildcrafter Robin Kort, owner of Swallow Tail Culinary Adventures to learn about how to safely, sustainably and respectfully forage  mushrooms in the Pacific Northwest. Swallow Tail Culinary Adventures has a YouTube channel with 2.64K subscribers. The video is 2:49 long.

Foraging for Beginners

In this short video, Robin Kort will cover advice on how to start foraging as well as how to identify Wild Oyster Mushrooms growing in the Pacific Northwest. Growing up in Vancouver, BC, she learned from a young age to identify native trees and then continued learning over years to find some of the best forest treasures like chanterelle mushrooms and fir tips. Because she started so young, she got to know each plant slowly which is what she teaches with her ‘one at a time’ approach in the video. Take time to study each new wild edible so that you are utterly familiar with its habitat, any poisonous lookalikes and when the mushroom grows, so you can find it easily and feel confident in your identifications. Sourced from Swallow Tail Culinary Adventures YouTube channel with 2.64K subscribers. The video is 5:22 in length.