Morel Mushrooms and Wild Asparagus
The morel mushrooms and wild asparagus are in full swing here in Missouri.
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I hope everyone else is having some luck as well.
Emmmm, yummy!
We're still getting the leaves to "pop out" on the trees & bushes down here, how about up your way?
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Jonquils, and dogwood are in bloom and most of the trees have some green on them. With the wet winter we had, it should be a very productive year.
That looks really good! Here in MI I have to wait a while yet for the harvest to start.
While your waiting could you please go to the introduction section and tell us about yourself.Originally Posted by cheyene
I Wonder Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, "I think I'll squeeze these dangly things here, and drink what ever comes out?"
I love creamed asparagus over toasted garlic bread mmmmmmm.
I Wonder Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, "I think I'll squeeze these dangly things here, and drink what ever comes out?"
Does the wild asparagus make your pee stink like the domesticated variety? BTW, some folks call morels "molly moochers" in WV.
Hi welderguy, I've got that intro done now, sorry I just got carried away seeing pics of fresh morels!!
Yes! it's the same exact plant. The only difference is the domesticated stuff tends to be more stringy and in some cases more spindly as well.
The wild stuff is just escaped cultivated asparagus. The seeds are contained in redish orange berries in the fall, birds consume them. The birds fly around and do what birds do, distributing the seeds.
nice. none of the wild asparagus i find is nearly that robust. looks like you got two drfferent species of morel there. I hope you get a good season of all of those.
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That is an outstanding haul........I can taste it already.....but not yet here in WI.
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Managed to get another good haul of asparagus yesterday, but no luck with morels. I just didn't have the time to get back into the wild and woolly places that I usually find morels. Saturday should be my day. Plenty of time, rain all day Friday and I will be out turkey hunting anyway. I can't wait for the weekend!
A customer brought me a bunch of mushrooms at work on Sunday,they didnt last long,LOL.
A guy who livesa close by found one of the brown ones that weighed in at 1.7 pounds,lucky SOB!
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