The Mushroomery

The Mushroomery

Brand: Books on Plants
SKU: 9781923239821
33.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Grow, harvest and cook incredible mushrooms by Buttons Mira Growing mushrooms at home is simple and satisfying – it requires minimal space, no extensive gardening experience, and can produce results in 5–6 weeks. It’s easy to buy a ready-made kit, but you can also grow mushrooms from spores in a bucket or plastic tub, or on logs outside. You can even cultivate mushrooms from store-bought caps. Depending on the variety, you can yield multiple harvests throughout the year. The Mushroomery is an ode to the joys of growing fungi. It features at-home projects for growing and cultivating different varieties of mushrooms. Each project has an introduction, step-by-step instructions, accompanied by photography, and lots of tips, tricks and troubleshooting. The second half of the book features 20+ mushroom-forward dishes including recipes for pickling and drying mushrooms for preservation and to enhance their flavour. The projects for growing mushrooms include the following: Mushroom kits Bucket mushrooms Jar mushrooms Log mushrooms Mushrooms grown in a bag There is also information on fungi and its classification, the study of mycology, the life cycle of a mushroom and foraging. A handy glossary helps the reader navigate the world of mycology terms, as well as guidance on equipment and where to purchase it, ingredients – spores etc. – and sterilisation. Written by Buttons, a mushroom expert and owner of the Mushroomery, an urban mushroom company in Melbourne, Australia, that supplies fungi to the city’s best restaurants, The Mushroomery will show you how to grow beautiful displays of mushrooms that not only look stunning but taste amazing. ISBN: 9781923239821 Format: Hardback Dimensions: 225 mm × 182 mm Pages: 192 Publisher: Smith Street Books Published: June 2026

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