I am thankful I am not in Korea this spring, otherwise, I would be missing morel mushroom season! I am admittedly lazy and bought these from a local farmer but that doesn't change how frickin' amazing and delicious these little guys are!
I will prepare them the way I learned how growing up: First, you cut each mushroom in half and soak it in salt water to bring out any bugs. Then, you prepare a breading mixture of cracker crumbs or flour with a little bit of seasoning. Next, you dip your mushroom in egg and pan cook it in butter. Sooo good!
I will prepare them the way I learned how growing up: First, you cut each mushroom in half and soak it in salt water to bring out any bugs. Then, you prepare a breading mixture of cracker crumbs or flour with a little bit of seasoning. Next, you dip your mushroom in egg and pan cook it in butter. Sooo good!
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3 comments:
We found some in our backyard, I can't wait to chow down!
mmmmmmmmmmm
I luck out every year and get tons from my dad :) aaah they are so good and not healthy.
Yeah, I totally ate a bunch of the fried mushrooms and then felt as if I were going to die the rest of the day. Fried food is super bad for you!
I pretty much never, ever want to see a morel mushroom again!
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