Black Morels 2020 Find Clean Cook

Black Morels are tasty but hard to find. In this Find Clean Cook series we'll harvest these edibles plus look at when you need to start looking and get in the wood. When it comes to trees to look under... this can be tricky. Morchella elata (Black Morels) seem to at times pop up randomly. If you like spending time in the woods gathering wild edibles/mushrooms and connecting with nature or even if this is new to you... Please join the outdoors with me and subscribe. Thank you for spending your valuable time with me and Thank you for watching Wild Meat Let's Eat.
Finding Black Morels 1:23
Cleaning Black Morels 13:44
Cooking Black Morels 14:16
Eating Black Morels 14:54
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[@komreed]

Awesome! Never seen those cooked before, made me super hungry

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Oh yeah they're tasty!! Thanks for watching!!

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

Really great channel love jt

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Glad you're enjoying it! Thanks for watching.

[@georgeervin7311]

first taste of spring just makes ya want more ,good luck

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Thanks! Yes it does... we just had some rain!! I'm thinking in 3 days I'll be back at it!! Thanks for watching!!

[@georgeervin7311]

@@WildMeatLetsEat went out today found 81 yellow ones most about half grown im in northeast ky close to ohio river

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

@@georgeervin7311 81!!! Right on man!! enjoy!

[@mainemountainman3743]

Cool....I'll be watching the asparagus bed. No tulip poplars here, but plenty of ash.

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Awesome! I hope you find some soon!! Thanks for checking out the vid. and good luck!!

[@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258]

I'm getting amped up a couple weeks and in my area they should be ready

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Yes... I just checked the ground temp and I'm thinking it want be long now!! Man I'm ready!

[@TouchGrassAnyPercent]

great video, what state is this in

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Thanks, I'm in Virginia... the Blue Ridge mountains. Thanks for watching!!

[@moonlady2668]

Those Morels at the farm house looked like grays. I am so stoked about getting out in the woods this year. So tired of this lock down.

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Me too!! It's already hard enough living out in the sticks. I wish it was a gray!! They get pretty large and are super tasty!! These yellows start off grayish then turn yellow with age. I only know this cause I've hunted this land for years, but good observation. Thanks for checking out the video!!

[@suebar5177]

Great tip thanks 😊 where are you located?

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

You're welcome! Virginia in the Blue ridge mountains. Thanks for watching!!

[@saprenna]

Where are you? I love your videos!❤❤

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

I'm in Virginia... close to the Blue Ridge Parkway. Glad you're enjoying them and thanks for taking time to watch!!

[@dankauffman8568]

Just ran out and checked my asparagus . Nothing yet damnit . I'm gonna go out anyway . At the very least I'll see if the ramps are coming up yet . Your phone takes some very good videos . Thanks .

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Awesome!! Hope you find some and thanks for watching!!

[@dankauffman8568]

Nothing but ramps . They'll be ready in about a week .

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

@@dankauffman8568 dang that sux... keep checking the asparagus.

[@dankauffman8568]

@@WildMeatLetsEat Not really . Never found a morel in my life . Summer and fall mushrooms are more my thing . I love ramps and the watercress is coming up too . Social distancing in the woods ain't too bad .

[@dankauffman8568]

@@WildMeatLetsEat More ramps today . People tend to give me more than six feet now . This is one of the many benefits of ramps ... anytime .

[@AA-qv5vu]

Glad to see you're back! Looking forward to seeing all your mushroom videos this season

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Glad to be back!! Looking forward to it myself. Thanks for watching and happy hunting to ya!!

[@moonlady2668]

Hope the Morels do not practice social distancing this year. 😷 😆

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

LMAO!!

[@stacy3531]

Just curious about how long you will wait before going back to harvest those little ones?

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Im thinking Thursday or Friday they'll be ready.

[@stacy3531]

Wild Meat Let's Eat So about a week of growth and these guys will be ready to eat? (I noticed in the video that you cooked a few for your wife... did you eat the rest? LOL!!!)

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

@@stacy3531 Lol! you're a mess woman!!

[@timsheteron7903]

Nice I need to go out looking here this week to. I mean I do have plenty of time right now. Nice find.

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Sweet, let me know if you find some. Thanks for watching and happy hunting to ya!!

[@leoruel4031]

Does being by game trails up your chances of finding them?

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

It can with the right trees around.

[@leoruel4031]

@@WildMeatLetsEat Mostly hard wood trees, like oak and hickory, some popular.

[@therushroom5036]

Great vdieo. I am excited to try to find these up by me in New Jersey. I am hoping the asparagus tip of when to really start looking will work since I also have a bunch of those.

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Awesome! I hope you find some. Thanks for watching and happy hunting to ya!!

[@odelloutdoors3424]

Glad to see a new video from you Brotha. Yeah I remember the Farm House video. That was good info. Don’t forget to look for last year’s Chicken of the Woods. Easy to spot this time of year and mark them for the Fall. Great tip on the timing with Asparagus. Thanks for what you do.

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Your welcome! Yeah it's been a quite winter! I'm just happy spring is here and it's time to get in the woods. I see those old flushes all summer.... you can always find them if ya know what to look for. Thanks for watching and happy hunting brother!

[@joet81]

What type of trees were you finding those blacks under?

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Ash trees.

[@joet81]

@@WildMeatLetsEat thanks! Good luck this year!

[@virginia4941]

What can I hunt now? The laurels are starting to bloom?

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Try chicken of the woods, oyster mushrooms, Reishi (medicinal mushroom) or maybe some larger flushes of Dryad's saddle. I've been looking for some spring flushes of Laetiporus Cincinnatus it typically flushes in the spring/beginning of summer here in Virginia.

[@virginia4941]

Thanks! And thanks for the video on drying reishi I'm stocked up! 😁

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

@@virginia4941 what part of Virginia do you live?

[@scoutt74]

Great vid! Where are you in the country? (Generally that is)

[@WildMeatLetsEat]

Thanks! I'm in South Western Virginia near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Thanks for watching and happy hunting to ya!!!!