Origin and harvesting
The march mushroom is a wild mushroom, hand-harvested in mountainous areas, often under cold weather conditions. Its appearance is irregular and highly dependent on climate, which limits availability and makes it a particularly sought-after product.
Season
Late winter to early spring seasonal product.
Harvesting takes place over a short period, marking the beginning of the wild mushroom season.
Gastronomic profile
It stands out for its firm, compact texture and a mild, slightly earthy flavour. It is not a dominant mushroom, allowing it to be integrated into dishes where balance and subtlety are desired.
How can it be prepared?
March mushroom is best suited to simple preparations that respect its character:
- Light sautéing
- In rice dishes and stews
- As a garnish for meats
- Combined with other mushrooms
- In recipes that highlight seasonal ingredients
Format and storage
Fresh product.
Keep refrigerated and consume within a few days to preserve its texture and freshness.