While giant puffballs can be eaten, as long as their interior is solid white and doesn't have the silhouette of a cap-type mushroom which poisonous varieties have, McFarland wasn't keen.

Death cap mushrooms look similar to common puffball mushrooms but should never be eaten. If you suspect you may have consumed a death cap mushroom, you should seek emergency medical care immediately.

This Spanish mushroom omelet from chef José Andrés is supersimple and a great make-ahead dish for brunch. Slideshow: More Recipes With Mushrooms In a 10-inch nonstick skillet, heat the 6 ...

MISSOURI – What started as a casual trip in Missouri’s spring woodlands turned into a once-in-a-life-time morel mushroom moment for a lucky family. Jeremiah Wixson and his son, River ...

Boyne City's 65th annual National Morel Mushroom Festival is May 15-18. A festival celebrating morel mushrooms features special dinners and a tasting event throughout its three days. Morel ...

Mushroom cook Erin Patterson allegedly based her ill-fated beef wellington recipe that killed three of her ex’s relatives off one she had found in RecipeTin Eats, the food brand founded by Nagi ...

Mushrooms in Grow a Garden are one of multiple types of seeds you can watch grow into plants and then harvest them to sell for Sheckles (the in-game currency). In our Plant Tier list for Grow a ...

Formal approval has been given to plans to build 93 new homes on a meadow, despite more than 500 objections. Councillors at Fenland District Council agreed nearly two years ago to approve the ...

MAGIC MUSHROOMS': A new study finds that a psychedelic compound in certain mushrooms can improve mood, cognitive function and motor symptoms in people with Parkinson's disease. RICH REWARD ...

BOYNE CITY — In the woods of Northern Michigan, the morel mushroom is more than just a delicacy — it’s a legend. For 65 years, Boyne City has celebrated the arrival of these wild spring ...

SYDNEY, Australia (AFP) — An Australian woman accused of triple murder sent her children to the movies before serving up a toxic mushroom lunch that killed her guests, a court heard on Thursday.

That concludes today's coverage of the Erin Patterson mushroom trial. We will return tomorrow with more coverage, as mycologist Tom May continues his testimony. You can look back on the day's ...