Dryad's Saddle Mushroom- Forage and Cook

[@alicetam5336]

Thanks, I have this in my garden and wondered if that can be eaten. Waste for all these years, now I can enjoy eating them

[@watersfarmpreservationinc.1791]

These mushrooms are amazing-looking!

[@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski]

Yes! It's amazing how different they look at each stage of maturity!

[@zprince4120]

In the pan they looked like leopard slugs 😆

[@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski]

LOL- now I can't unsee it!😆

[@joaquindelarosa1215]

Do you give in person on the field foraging lessons?

[@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski]

I do, in Massachusetts 😀

[@joaquindelarosa1215]

@@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski oh that's great is there a way I can get in touch with you because I am in Massachusetts

[@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski]

@@joaquindelarosa1215 I am Cooking With Mrs G on Facebook and Instagram

[@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski]

@@joaquindelarosa1215 this is my Events page www.eventbrite.com/e/spring-foraging-at-waters-farm-tickets-322948496647?aff=erelexpmlt

[@joaquindelarosa1215]

@@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski thank you so much

[@danielbrockert2787]

Need an update on your morel slurry location.

[@CookingwithMrsGRachelGoclawski]

Hi, Daniel, the slurry video was taken in 2021. It takes a few years for morels to fruit. I don't expect to see fruitings until 2023 at least