Tis the time to get out the dried Morels. I have been digging in after the holidays and enjoying the dried Morels I had stocked for the off season. It won’t be long till the season rolls around again. Hope this year was as good as last. Enjoy the off season Morels and the new ones are on there way real soon.
Once you have found them, try some of these delicious Morel Recipes. Don’t eat wild mushrooms unless they’ve been identified by an expert! With dried morels running $172.29 per pound (at bulkfoods.com) the right tips from your motel …
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During the interview, Eichler said, “Morel mushrooms are really considered ‘THE delicacy’ of the mushroom world. They have a very nutty flavor and they’re very unique. Morels are found in every one of the 50 states, but Michigan is THE …
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I’m looking to start a small business, and as a part of this business I would like to sell dried mushrooms. Where can I find competitively priced dried mushrooms (particularly Morels)? I would need them in bulk so that I can repackage them in smaller quantities for resale.
Best reply by Paul the Oktopus:
I have never seen dried mushrooms. They would probably taste better to buy some fresh mushroom and dehydrate them.
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Where is the best place to buy dried mushrooms?
Can anyone tell me just were to go online to talk to others in Bucyrus Ohio about Morel Mushrooms? Or even were you would go online to read lots of letters from other people
about their finding Morel Mushrooms? Thank you much!!
Best reply by mark:
check one of these links
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ei=JYvgS6rDBYrW8QTU6vSyCQ&sa=X&oi=spellfullpage&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=2&ved=0CAYQvwUoAQ&q=ohio+mycological+society&spell=1
A local Mycological Society is your best bet
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Letters from people about Morel Mushrooms?
I have a recipe using Morel mushrooms yet here in Central Coast California I cant seem to find any. Does anyone know what other type of mushroom I could substitute that would be similar in taste and consistency?
Thanks!
Best reply by David H:
thats funny ’cause i just bought some from a store in salinas for a hunting group i cooked for last week. they cost 8.99 a pound tho. there is a mushroom farmer in the fairfield area that grows only exotic and wild mushrooms and i dont remember the farms name but he has morells almost all year. spring morels are in season right now and you can also use any other wild mushroom mix which safeway, nob hill or ralphs carries ranch 99 also has a good mushroom assortment.
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Cant find Morel mushrooms in CA, what can I sub with?
Morels are Mushrooms that grow wild-they are found predominately late April and early May depending on the geographical area in the U.S. however they are also found throughout the globe-I have looked everywhere but can find no information about nutitional value.
Best reply by Ali:
They aren’t bad for you I know that. I love them! 
, try contacting a state conservationists
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Do Morel Mushrooms have any Nutritional Value?
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Ducks, Drag Polo, Morels and the Wrong Kind of Mindless Crap
Of course, already the morel recipes are coming in… Actually this isnt a question-just a comment. Morel mushrooms are also wonderful breaded and deep-fat fried. Clean them, soak them in salt water over night-drain them, dip them in an …
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