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Please give us an extra day to delivery, so order 2 days before you need them so if there are any delays, you still get them on time. Shipping for the next day, even if you order before our cutoff time, doesn't mean we can get them out. Sometimes the morels don't look great, sometimes we don't get any in, or a very small amount. We cannot guarantee we will be able to delivery the next day. If you have to have them the next day, call us and email us.
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If you do not give us any delivery date, your order will be shipped as soon as we have them in. The moisture will be regained when they are rinsed. You can put these morels in a bowl of salt water to clean. These morels are about 1 inch-4 inches tall, but on the smaller size at the beginning of the season, as the season progresses, they get bigger. There may be a few smaller ones in with your package. The morels will probably be very warm when you receive them, which is fine because they are very fresh. They are picked and shipped within 24 hours, so they are really fresh and can stand heat. -There are about 30- 35 morels per pound. -Refrigerate immediately upon arrival. You can put them in a bowl or strainer, something that will be sure to give them air circulation. They will continue to dry out, but again, when you put them in water, they regain their moisture. Use within 3- 5 days after arrival. Check them daily to make sure none of them have gone bad. If you find a bad mushroom, remove it immediately or it will ruin all of the morels around it. You will know because it will get soft. Please let us know within 1 hour upon delivery if there are any issues or we cannot credit or ship new mushrooms.These Oregon morels are wild crafted and gmo free. Sometimes spelled morle or moral mushrooms,pinecone mushrooms. Oregon morels grow in the wild in the many different places. They are very elusive! We ship all over the USA, ALL 50 states. We have to ship them Fedex Priority overnight. Make sure to put them in the refrigerator as soon as they arrive or they will go bad. If you have them dropped off, and they are left outside, they will begin to go bad pretty quickly. If you need them left in a certain area, let us know so we can write a note to fedex. Soak your mushrooms in salt water when you are ready to use them. There may be critters that we did not see before we shipped them. It is normal with anything organic or wild crafted to have critters. The salt water will draw out the critters, then rinse the morels off. We do apologize for any critters that may hatch in transit
If you do not give us any delivery date, your order will be shipped as soon as we have them in. The moisture will be regained when they are rinsed. You can put these morels in a bowl of salt water to clean. These morels are about 1 inch-6 inches tall, but on the smaller size at the beginning of the season, as the season progresses, they get bigger. There may be a few smaller ones in with your package. The morels will probably be very warm when you receive them, which is fine because they are very fresh. They are picked and shipped within 24 hours, so they are really fresh and can stand heat. -There are about 20-25 morels per pound. -Refrigerate immediately upon arrival. You can put them in a bowl or strainer, something that will be sure to give them air circulation. They will continue to dry out, but again, when you put them in water, they regain their moisture. Use within 3- 5 days after arrival. Check them daily to make sure none of them have gone bad. If you find a bad mushroom, remove it immediately or it will ruin all of the morels around it. You will know because it will get soft. Please let us know within 1 hour upon delivery if there are any issues or we cannot credit or ship new mushrooms.These Oregon morels are wild crafted and gmo free. Sometimes spelled morle or moral mushrooms, pinecone mushrooms. Oregon morels grow in the wild in the many different places. They are very elusive! We ship all over the USA, ALL 50 states. We have to ship them UPS overnight. Make sure to put them in the refrigerator as soon as they arrive, or they will go bad. If you have them dropped off, and they are left outside, they will begin to go bad pretty quickly. If you need them left in a certain area, let us know so we can write a note to UPS. Soak your mushrooms in salt water when you are ready to use them. There may be critters that we did not see before we shipped them. It is normal with anything organic or wild crafted to have critters. The salt water will draw out the critters, then rinse the morels off. We do apologize for any critters that may hatch in transit
While we buy morels throughout the Midwest, we buy the bulk of our mushrooms in Minnesota and Wisconsin. We are headquartered in picturesque La Crescent, MN, right along the Mississippi River. Morel season in this area begins around April 30, depending on weather conditions.
Often described as an earthy flavor adored by mushroom hunters worldwide, finding morels can prove to be difficult for some. Morel season is short and finding high quality true morels when out of season is even harder. We are here to help so you can cook with morels any time of the year.
Every spring avid morel hunters flock to fields and forests across the United States in searching for the delectable morel mushroom. They drive and hike for hours, wade through poison oak or ticks in search of the highly elusive morel. Why not grow morels in a backyard garden?
Our premium dried morels are a gourmet mushroom with a high profit margin for restaurants, costing less than fresh morels and with a fixed market price. Choose recipes with morels as the centre piece for a high profit margin meal. They can even be more profitable than meat and fish dishes on the menu.
The 500g presentation of dried morels is equivalent to 5 kilos of fresh morels. This practical bag contains small, elegant, high-quality morels, carefully packaged to preserve the whole pieces. Thanks to a long shelf life, you can store them in the pantry for months, or even years, until you need them.
"Hi! I wanted to send an update. I ordered your morels for my parents in Washington. They now have at least 10 big morels and are finding more all around beyond the area they planted! They are 6 inches tall and beautiful! " Jennifer, WA
Believe it or not, you can find more than 2,000 kinds of wild mushrooms in the Mitten State, and morels are among the safest. Of course, morels require just the right mix of moisture and temperature to grow. But with the right conditions, the month of May is prime morel mushroom foraging season.
The best advice, though, is to look anywhere and everywhere. You may find morels at your favorite state park, along your fence, or around cleared logging areas. The more you look, the better your chances are of finding morels. Once you find a spot, keep it to yourself and check back every year.
These morels (Morchella spp.) are one of the most prized wild edibles. They produce large, pitted fruiting bodies with a unique texture and rich flavor. Unlike many cultivated mushrooms that have a robust meaty flavor, morels are best described as woody, nutty, and earthy.
The morel run lasts about two weeks. The resulting bounty tastes like nothing else, nutty and earthy and sweet. (The most common recipe: Sautee in butter. Eat. No overpowering seasonings or embellishments required.) Store-bought, wild-harvested morels fetch $35-$45 a pound.
A suspicious person might wonder if the foray was meant to distract the uninitiated from more productive sites. But then talk turned to previous successes at other locations, forays so successful that the morels were divvied up 10 at a time, seven times over.
"If you happened to luck on a good tree, like maybe an older tree that was at the right stage, you might find 20 to 50 morels around one tree," Spinosa said. "But otherwise, it it was just here and there occasionally."
North of St. Cloud, Kempenich said foragers are more likely to find black morels. They'll be most likely to grow amid 12- to 15-year old stands of aspen in low-lying areas. Stucki said aspen clear-cuts might also provide good black morel habitat.
The next day, while looking for something else entirely, I came upon a patch of morels encircling a dead tree. From a distance, they looked like squaw's root. Closer inspection revealed the two-toned appearance came from the pitted surface.
False morels, which can be poisonous, are not. They might have some hollow pockets, but they always have some material inside the stem or cap, sometimes a white, cotton-like substance. False morels also tend to have reddish hues and wavy caps.
Black morels typically appear first, followed by half-frees a week or two later, then yellows a a week or two after that. It can take up to 20 days for a morel to mature, stretching the season to up to six weeks, if conditions are ideal.
So how do morel hunters responsibly forage the mushroom? Some do use mesh bags. Others leave a few morels in each patch they find. Some wave around mature morels before they bag them to encourage spore dispersal.
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore: Collecting morels is permitted in some national parks, including the Apostle Islands, where gathering is limited to one gallon per person per week.
The mushrooms also are sold in abundance at the Muscoda Morel Mushroom Festival, held the weekend after Mother's Day in Muscoda, which claims to be the Morel Mushroom Capital of Wisconsin. In addition to bags of raw mushrooms, visitors can purchase morels fried in butter and immortalized in everything from wooden statues to hiking sticks. 041b061a72