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Spring = Morels

Discussion in 'Professional Chefs' started by emhahn, Apr 17, 2005.

  1. Apr 17, 2005 #1
    emhahn

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    Just wondering if anyone's been out looking and whether or not they've found any..... We haven't had enough rain here in Michigan for them to pop out yet.

    Eric
    RestaurantEdge.com
     
  3. Apr 23, 2005 #2
    abefroman

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  4. Apr 23, 2005 #3
    keeperofthegood

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    Hey oh

    That was an interesting read. Reminds me I need to get over to Burlington this week and have a see. I got 30 in a 4 square foot are last year. Interested to see if they come back this year.... (and if not, I do have a few buckets of fireplace ashes :))
     
  5. Apr 26, 2005 #4
    ozarkrose

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    Has anyone ever used a proffessional harvester before? What is the legality of hiring someone to harvest "wild" goods (assuming you have rights to be on the property)?
     
  6. Apr 27, 2005 #5
    hapyegg

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    Our Restaurant Gets A Lot Of Morels And Sometimes They Have Little Worms In It. It's Pretty Gross!!
     
  7. May 3, 2005 #6
    shroomgirl

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    I was at Morel Madness last weekend....found a basket full of mushrooms (none morels), but the other shroomheads found 500 large ones. 4-6" ave.
    I go for the company, morels are not my fav to hunt. That's why I named my catering company Chanterelle Catering. :p

    Larry Forgione has bought morels from me and is looking for wild foods....it will be an up and coming venture for STL I'm sure.