Treasure

[Kevin in IN]

Not all treasure we find is gold and silver. Found these little goodies in our woods about 5 days ago. Most were 1/2 to 1 inch tall when we found them, now most are around 3 " tall and still growing. Got a couple ribeyes for the grill, just waiting for these babies to grow up.

 

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[tamrock]

My cousin believes he can train a dog the sniff those out.

 

[Carolina Tom]

They look delicious!

 

[Kevin in IN]

My cousin believes he can train a dog the sniff those out.

Then you have to share them with the dog. No way !

 

[worldtalker]

They look delicious!

Rolled in meal and butter fried,can't eat em for grinnin.

 

[Old Dude]

Rolled in meal and butter fried,can't eat em for grinnin.

Amen WT! The old timers call morels dry-land fish back home. Even the less liked relatives are welcomed if they share a "mess" of them

 

[bill_wabo]

Delicious morels. We have them during may here. Enjoy!

 

[worldtalker]

Amen WT! The old timers call morels dry-land fish back home. Even the less liked relatives are welcomed if they share a "mess" of them

O D,

Them Mountain folk down Tennessee way call them that,along with Hickory Chickens,a mess of Ramps will do mighty fine with them Dry Land Fish I'm here to tell ya.

 

[Kevin in IN]

That damn ash bug has really put a hurt on our mushroom finds here. Millions of our beautiful ash trees have been wiped out. We travel north each may to northern lower michigan and even there the ash are being destroyed. We still find morels near the dead elm and sycamore, but nothing like the ash produced.Spent 3 hrs at a local game preserve yesterday. I found one large ash tree still alive and it produced these. Time to thaw out those steaks.