Buckwheat and Bolete Sourdough

During my university days, buckwheat was my staple—affordable, nutritious, and incredibly versatile. This rustic bread transforms humble buckwheat and wild mushrooms into something extraordinary.
For this recipe, I use foraged boletes, their deep woodland flavor permeating every bite. The toasted buckwheat flour adds a nutty undertone that perfectly complements the earthy mushrooms and caramelized onions.
When a slice is fried in butter until golden and topped with melting cheese, it creates a simple yet transcendent meal—one that honors both the traditions of Eastern European cooking and the bounty of the forest floor. Each bite tells a story of resourcefulness, foraging adventures, and the quiet magic of homemade bread.