Morel Sightings

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  1. Mar 24, 2004 #1
    CJ

    CJ Well-Known Member Supporter

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  3. Mar 25, 2004 #2
    LWMSAVON

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    MORELS!!! YUM!!


    THese are on my spring foraging list every year. My dad used to forage for these. He would bring them home, wash them, roll them in cornmeal batter and fry them a little until the cornmeal turned golden brown. YUMMY!!
     
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  5. Mar 25, 2004 #3
    cowgirlone

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    WooHoo! I'm sure ready for morel season!!
    Thanks CJ!
     
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  6. Mar 25, 2004 #4
    Ana Bluebird

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    Gee, thanks, I hadn't heard that they were finding any in Missouri yet, but the map says so, so I'd better go check! I didn't know California and Washington had morels. I learn so much on here.
     
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  7. Mar 25, 2004 #5
    kitty32_z8

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    oh TY!!! I will show this too hubby!
    He and one of my boys are regular mushroom pickers. I would like to go too , but I cant hike :waa: . I love sh*ttake and morels :worship: (had to use tha tone there is no drooling face...lol.
    Oh ya ANA - yes we have morels in Washington :D Lots of them in Western WA not so sure about Eastern.
    Kathy
     
    kitty32_z8, Mar 25, 2004
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