Field Guide to North American Truffles by Frank Evans, James M. Trappe, Matt Trappe (2007, Paperback)

Would like to see more info on cultivation of various edible varieties and where you can purchase them. I loved the descriptions and photos. I was supprised to see there are not many truffles specific to the mid-west. Maybe they are yet to be found. This was a book complied by a group of truffle enthusiasts and the truffles they found and identified in the parts of the country they searched. The book tells where to expect to find them and a little bit on how to hunt. I like that they reported on the level of palatibility and flavor of each kind of truffle. If they do another book after this one, include some truffle stories and write some experiences of people cultivating their own truffles.

Considering what it covers, which is almost 100% the truffles of western North America, it is an excellent work with few technical issues...but I had thought it would cover truffles east of the Mississippi. There are not just a few, and except for one or two of these, it did not. So, I propose a title change to "Field Guide to Truffles of Western and Northwestern North America."