Ok WOW I see what all the hype is about. They have a sort of meaty taste to them. Sautéed in butter with a little salt. Now I’m forced to look at the rest until my wife gets home to try them.

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I’ll have to admit, I never had one.

Definitely worth trying if you can get them! There is an Australian variety that I’ve been able to get a couple of times. They are great in a sauce for steak!

I’ve never had one either, we don’t have any hardwoods that aren’t in floodplains and I’ve never found them there

Keep up the search. I figured since we had a lot of rains last week they’d be fruiting. Sure enough.

I picked a pound or two last year on my in-laws last year. I tried one, not a fan but I could see how they would be liked.

Im only in it for the sport!!!

I should ask if theyre flushing. 🤔

Apparently the going rate is $75/lb

If I didn’t like them I’d be selling them suckers.

Hold up...

Yeah I might need to go visit some family

What the fuck! God knows what bacterias festering on the fungai.

The beneficial kind 😉

I doubt it

Have you ever tried them? It’s a bit like eating brains with a bit of an earthy twist.

Naah I stay away from mushrooms.

I’m not a big mushroom fan either but I’ve mostly only had portobello on pizza or pasta dishes.

These are a whole different ballgame.

I guess it is every mushroom probably taste different.

I’m sure they do. There’s one called chicken of the woods that’s supposed to be pretty tasty. For the most part I’m skeptical on harvesting wild mush but the morel are pretty obvious to ID.