Hunting & Cooking Mushrooms
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Smell the fresh air, walk in nature, and learn about the land. Join the Chick of the Woods, Jaime Rockney, on a quest for fungi and other wild edibles. We will meet at a local park, learn about the local ecosystem and the edibles we might find. Then it's time to start our adventure. Afterwards, we will add our wild, foraged food to our lunch menu! To learn more about Jaime visit www.chickofthewoods.com
Who can attend Hunting and Cooking Wild Mushrooms?
Guys, 18 and older, who have or are caring for a loved one facing a health crisis can come forage with us.
When is Hunting and Cooking Wild Mushrooms?
Saturday, September 9th, 2023
We will meet at 9:00 AM, go on a mushroom foraging adventure for about 3 hours, and then cook and eat what we find!
We will grill lunch at noon or 1:00, chat, and leave whenever.
We will meet at 9:00 AM, go on a mushroom foraging adventure for about 3 hours, and then cook and eat what we find!
We will grill lunch at noon or 1:00, chat, and leave whenever.
Where will we be Hunting and Cooking Wild Mushrooms?
Somewhere in the Greater Twin Cities Metro Area. The exact location will be chosen closer to the event based on where ever The Chick Of The Woods says we have the best chance for hunting success.
Cost of Hunting and Cooking Wild Mushrooms?
- Free for members of Jack's Caregiver Coalition.
- Anyone can become a member for any dollar amount per month.
- $10 for non-members who've been to 2 or less Jack's Caregiver Coalition program events.
- $50 for non-members who've been to 3 or more Jack's Caregiver Coalition program events.
Hungry for more details about Hunting and Cooking Wild Mushrooms?
- Jack's covers all fees and provides all food and drinks.
- Be prepared for typical Minnesota weather in September, and come ready to hike through the woods.
- Bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Your hosts will have some available if you forget.
- Wear comfortable hiking boots or shoes that cover your feet completely.
- A water bottle is a must. You will get thirsty and should stay hydrated.
- Other items that may be useful include a pocket knife, a non-plastic bag or basket for mushrooms, a small backpack, and trail snacks.
- Details to come for: types of mushrooms we might find, the menu, and our exact location.
This program is made possible by our volunteer event Champion Pete Young!
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