Porcini Mushrooms

The Porcini mushroom, or more specifically, Boletus edulis or the King Bolete is considered among many mushroom connoisseurs to be one of the finest edible gourmet mushrooms currently around.

Porcini mushrooms have a strong nutty flavour with a distinctive buttery aroma reminiscent of sourdough. Popular in Italian and Mediterranean cuisines pairing perfectly with fresh pasta, rice and meat dishes. A common mushroom to simply be sauteed in garlic oil or butter.

In a comparative study of 11 Portugese wild edible mushrooms, the Porcini (Boletus edulis) mushroom was found to have to have the highest total amino acid content of all mushrooms studied showing a complete compliment of all 20 essential and none-essential amino acids.

Found growing in abundance in wild woodlands around central and southern Europe and only in the Northern hemisphere. Due to the difficulties in cultivating porcini mushrooms on a commercial scale, we are only able to offer dried wild harvested porcini mushrooms in small quantities.

Commercial B2B Inquiry

This product is only supplied to commercial customers. If you are interested in having us supply this product to your business, please fill out the inquiry form below and one of our team will get back to you to discuss. Thank you.

Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.
Name

What additional mailing lists would you like to subscribe to?

Newsletter Options 1
Newsletter Options 2
Newsletter Options 3
Shipping & Returns info | Free Shipping Available Over £90 🚀
⇓ More product information below ⇓

You may also like…

5-Star Customer Testimonials

Over 2,300 rave reviews and counting! Here's a random selection (different on every page)...

Delivery, quicker than expected. High quality product as well. Very pleased with the purchase. Many thanks. 😀

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Dan Eggleton on Google

Very Professional service. Easy to get in contact with and they gave me updates about my order as it was out for delivery. If directions are followed then you'll have no issues. Highly recommend.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Andrew Broderick on Google

Very happy with the products from this store. Purchased on etsy and had a good experience and will definitely come back again

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Isaac Antoine on Google

These guys are great and definitely worth the coin! I don't get grow bags from anywhere else now but have found these have the perfect ratio of contents and have never been contaminated so it is clear its very sterile.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Danny Darka on Google

Storage and Shelf-Life

Porcini mushrooms are best dried, and their flavours are enhanced once dried. Dried Porcini mushrooms have a shelf-life of over one year.

If harvested wild, fresh Porcini mushrooms should always be stored in paper bags and will store for up to 2 weeks. It’s best to store mushrooms in the bottom of your fridge, in the vegetable drawer, where they are slightly warmer than the rest of the refrigerator. Place a damp paper towel in the paper bag with the mushrooms to stop your mushrooms from drying out.

Mushrooms should never be stored in plastic bags as the plastic can rapidly deteriorate the mushroom’s flesh.

Additional Info & External Resources

Common Names

King Bolete, Penny Bun, Cep, Wild Bolete.

Cèpe (French), Bolet Comestible (French), Porcino (Italian), Grzyby Borowik (Polish), Panza or Rodellon (Spanish), Steinpilz (German), Herrenpilz (Austrian), Eekhoorntjesbrood (Dutch), Belyy grib (Russian), Meiwei Niugan (Chinese), Hrib smrkovy (Czech).

Chef’s Quote

Italian chef and restaurateur Antonio Carluccio has described it as representing

the wild mushroom par excellence

…and hails it as the most rewarding fungi in the kitchen for its taste and versatility.

SHIPPING & RETURNS INFO

No fuss Shipping, Returns & Guarantee.

  • We aim to dispatch orders within 2 working days (Monday-Friday)
  • Free shipping option for orders over £50.00 - Shipping Policy
  • No questions asked returns & refunds policy - Returns & Refunds Policy

Join the Tribe

Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.
Name

What additional mailing lists would you like to subscribe to?

Newsletter Options 1
Newsletter Options 2
Newsletter Options 3

PRODUCT REVIEWS