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Thursday, May 21, 2009
It's MOREL time!
YES! You read the title right! It's time to go out hunting for MORELS! I had a meeting on Monday night and my hubby surprised me by having a bag of MORELS on the table when I got home! YUMMY!
The next day we went hunting for even more!
As you can see in the picture above...they can be a bit tricky to find!
My mouth is watering now looking at these beautiful mushrooms!
I never liked mushrooms until I was at a friend's house in middle school for his confirmation (I think...). His grandparents lived by the Mississippi and brought a bunch of morels for our meal. SO GOOD! It wasn't until years later and life on an apple orchard that I was able to have more of them! I used to dream about them and now I'm lucky enough to find them on my own land!
This is just ONE of our bags of morels. We're about to go hunting for more right now!
The next day we went hunting for even more!
As you can see in the picture above...they can be a bit tricky to find!
My mouth is watering now looking at these beautiful mushrooms!
I never liked mushrooms until I was at a friend's house in middle school for his confirmation (I think...). His grandparents lived by the Mississippi and brought a bunch of morels for our meal. SO GOOD! It wasn't until years later and life on an apple orchard that I was able to have more of them! I used to dream about them and now I'm lucky enough to find them on my own land!
This is just ONE of our bags of morels. We're about to go hunting for more right now!ps...each time you see the word morel it links to a fun website that tells you even more about them!
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