MUSHROOM HUNTING CO {Forage & Cook Adventure}

[@nanalefevre3670]

I wish I wasn't so old, I would love to go try to live like ya'll do. It has to be wonderful.

[@CatchNDinner]

We created this channel to expose more people to it. You made our day. Thanks for taking the time to comment. P.S. You are never too old to try something new. Many of our adventures can be enjoyed by everyone.

[@smithlinda8901]

Looks delicious! thanks for the tips on the mushrooms on how to recognize good one

[@CatchNDinner]

Thank you, and you’re welcome! Happy to help. 😊

[@sageoliver8526]

Thanks for the treat!

[@CatchNDinner]

You’re very welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@nothingworksworks3511]

I just pan fry lightly w ghee & garlic. So simple & you can really taste the mushroom, plus keeps the fiber. But we're all different

[@CatchNDinner]

Sounds yummy. 😋 Thanks for the suggestion!

[@nothingworksworks3511]

@@CatchNDinner In retrospect, Think it needs to cook more, I do see why your method is more digestible?

[@munch9283]

How interesting! Colorado sure has its treasures 🍄

[@CatchNDinner]

Yes indeed 🙂

[@ericahartmann3372]

Mmmmmm...that looks delicious! And super fun hunting for them. Something I could actually do!

[@CatchNDinner]

You are more than welcome to join us next spring! 🙂

[@janengel2759]

That looks wonderful

[@CatchNDinner]

Thanks!

[@jasonmoore2346]

Morel's are the best!!! Hope all is well for you guys.

[@CatchNDinner]

Thanks Jason! Hope all is well with you too. 🙂

[@FishfearmeStudios]

You guys are alive. Tasty!

[@CatchNDinner]

Alive and well! 🙂

[@RockyMountainRanch]

So cool! Looks delicious!

[@CatchNDinner]

Thanks Sarge!

[@danielhuismann5377]

What time of year usually morale's grow in Colorado?

[@CatchNDinner]

Generally, yellow morels will start fruiting in mid to late April and can fruit until mid or late May and sometimes even early June in ideal conditions. More specifically, all morels tend to start fruiting when soil temperatures reach about 50 degrees Fahrenheit. So it’s not too late to get out there and try your luck. There is another kind of morel called a burn or black morel, and they can also be found in Colorado. The burn morel can be harvested in the spring and summer depending on many factors including elevation. Here’s a video we made about them last year if you are interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJWrdaaVbdmXjKM

[@jamesrick7474]

Did you harvest these in Colorado.

[@CatchNDinner]

Yes we did. 🙂