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Fresh chestnut-brown mushrooms with sturdy pale stems and a white cut half.

Borgotaro porcini mushroom

Fungo di Borgotaro PGI covers four species of wild porcini, fresh or dried, from a defined area spanning Parma and Massa-Carrara provinces.

Protection
PGI
Region
Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany
Character
Wild porcini; fresh or dried

Forms and local types

Fresh

Appearance
Firm caps and stems

Dried

Appearance
Dried mushrooms in specified grades
FreshDried
AppearanceFirm caps and stemsDried mushrooms in specified grades

Try it in the kitchen

Our suggestion: use fresh porcini in a simple pan preparation, or make dried porcini the aromatic centre of a risotto. Choose the form before choosing the recipe.

Recognize the protected name

For a purchase tied to this origin, look for the full name “Fungo di Borgotaro” with the PGI indication. A similar name or variety alone does not establish this protected origin.

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