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Steve Davis · 03-18-2012, 11:39 PM

It must be spring! I found 34 Morel mushrooms today. Icon_biggrin

Steve

TA Forbes · (This post was last modified: 03-19-2012 04:52 AM by TA Forbes.)

What really happened is Steve sent his henchman Igor to find him some BRAINS, and this is what he brought back.

Steve: please forget the monster project. We need you to make us more radio cabinets.

Arran · (This post was last modified: 03-22-2012 02:08 AM by Arran.)

(03-18-2012 11:39 PM)Steve Davis Wrote: It must be spring! I found 34 Morel mushrooms today.

Steve

Were you walking through a clearcut or a burned area recently? That's where you usaully find those things around here, areas in the bush where the soil has been disturbed.
Regards
Arran

codefox1 · 03-19-2012, 08:06 PM

OH, I want so to melt some sweet butter with finely minced garlic, and saute these suckers up and put on top of a pile of thin sliced rare sirloin steak next to a pile of fried yams with ketchup. OK, I'll eat the greens too, sweetheart.

Steve Davis · (This post was last modified: 03-19-2012 11:42 PM by Steve Davis.)

Arran, I found them in a cleared area under a large Ash tree. I've been picking Morels at this spot for about 25 years now. I found 39 more today. Icon_biggrin

Codefox, I usually bread them with flower and a little salt and fry them. I can't have them tonight though, I'm prepping for my colonoscopy tomorrow. Icon_sad

Steve

Phlogiston · 03-20-2012, 01:26 AM

(03-19-2012 11:32 PM)Steve Davis Wrote: Arran, I found them in a cleared area under a large Ash tree. I've been picking Morels at this spot for about 25 years now. I found 39 more today.

Codefox, I usually bread them with flower and a little salt and fry them. I can't have them tonight though, I'm prepping for my colonoscopy tomorrow.

Steve

Ya, if they see one of those things in there your gonna be in trouble.

morzh · 03-22-2012, 03:49 AM

Gosh I am so envious.

I am an old mushroom hunter, I still do go to woods to pick some, but NJ is not the best place for that, and morels we just don't have at all.

How I wish to move to some New England place.

Speaking of morels, it is strange because in Russia (and this is the country where many people pick mushrooms....not necessarily knowing what they do; there are about a hundred plus deaths every year, people cannot tell a Destroying Angel from Champignon (the regular "shroom" we buy at stores)) morel was considered "conditionally edible", and it was recommended that it be dried or boiled with discarding the water, and only then eaten.

Here in the US they are eaten raw. Icon_biggrin