How to Make Dried Porcini Mushroom Slices
Boletus mushrooms are primarily found in pine-oak forests at altitudes ranging from 900 to 2,200 meters. As a wild edible mushroom renowned alongside matsutake, boletus not only holds a special place in mushroom-based dishes but can even be said to have conquered palates around the world.

Dried porcini slices are edible mushrooms. My friends around me have been raving about how delicious these mushrooms are—though they’ve always lamented that they’ve never had the chance to try them. Later, I happened to find dried porcini slices in the communal room. Although they’re not fresh mushrooms, after soaking them, I could feel their thick, smooth, and tender mushroom caps. It felt absolutely wonderful, and I just knew they’d be incredibly tasty.
The large-foot mushroom, also known as the big-foot mushroom, gets its name from the fact that it grows in symbiosis with large trees and thus boasts a substantial size. The dried boletus slices emit a rich, fragrant aroma as soon as you open the package. When soaked in cold water, the boletus feels remarkably smooth to the touch. Although fresh mushrooms are even more delicious, it’s truly not easy to come by such high-quality dried mushrooms.
Wild mushrooms thrive in lush, verdant forests. Every step—climbing mountains and crossing ridges—is no easy feat. The villagers love the mountains and are committed to protecting them. They harvest only mushrooms of just the right size, ensuring that they don’t disturb the fungi’s natural habitat. They gather wild mushrooms even during heavy rains.
Fresh porcini mushrooms aren't suitable for everyone to eat, and they're also not easy to preserve. If they could be turned into dried mushrooms that are easy to store, we could still enjoy their captivating flavor. The Yi villagers make dried porcini mushrooms from fresh ones.
These successfully made dried porcini slices—when stored properly and kept away from moisture, they can last for a very long time. When you finally enjoy them, their delicious aroma and rich flavor are simply irresistible. These dried slices have even become a signature dish that locals serve to honor their distinguished guests. To truly savor the finest dried porcini slices, take your time and relish each bite. Let’s join together in sampling the wild porcini mushrooms that the villagers have generously shared with us!
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