Wild Mushroom Harvest: Cooking Morels & Pheasant Back

[@chuckjones8565]

Keep up the good work Mr.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks, will do!

[@gregscountrycabinoutdoors7359]

I love that prayer before your meal. Excellent ❤

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thanks!

[@TheLiFeInPines]

Wild places… and wild food 🙏🏼 ❤❤❤ Thanks for sharing! So jealous of your knowledge of mushrooms! ….and to have them in your back yard!!!🍄‍🟫 and asparagus! Love the story time 😂 We hope you have a great weekend! 🌲❤️😊

[@TRERUNSWILD]

LOL! Can't take yourself too seriously can ya!

[@TheLiFeInPines]

@@TRERUNSWILD Life is just way too short to be too serious 😆

[@bigbake3306]

That is some good eatin right there!!!!!!!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yes Sir!

[@evanmeier3570]

That’s funny how the RD would not give it up. Always interesting to try and figure out what dogs are thinking. Must be nice to have your daughter home for summer

[@TRERUNSWILD]

So nice! And my son is home for a month!

[@linneyatkins6955]

Hi Terry. Another interesting video on mushroom hunting. Love to see River Dog having a good time too. He’s a good pal to have around! 🍄🤗

[@TRERUNSWILD]

He is a great companion. Always by my side.

[@joshuaclark8633]

Thank you for the video from south ga

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Stay cool!

[@januszlewicki5783]

You have made me hungry. I don't have morels, but I have chanterelles, porcini mushrooms and geese in the freezer. Tomorrow there will be a feast for dinner.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Sounds wonderful!

[@susanadams-wauro6716]

Yummy shrooms! Great looking dinner too. Laughed out loud on spooky story time! Hilarious! Way to go mowing down the mushrooms in your yard....whoops! Anyhow, cheers to you and Riverdog the rock eater from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Hi! Hope all is well for you!

[@susanadams-wauro6716]

@@TRERUNSWILD we are quite well!

[@suewalters9822]

Mushroom hunting is a skill. It takes time to learn which ones are edible. Yes, mosquitoes are a thing here in Minnesota, at least we haven't had the noise of the sequoia beetles, at least in our part of Minnesota. Have a great week!!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

You too! I guess I'll take mosquitos over cock roaches and venomous snakes! It could be worse

[@januszlewicki5783]

Hi Tre. I left the hospital a week ago after a 3-week stay for pneumonia. I fell ill through my own fault. It turns out that at my age I have to have a lot of exercise and I spent most of my time on a couch. I was rescued from my predicament with invasive antibiotic treatment.I stayed at home for another week on antibiotics. Today I was on my first walk. You have no idea how weakened I am after this treatment, but full of hope that it will get better every day. Lots of health for you and the river.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I was just wondering how you were feeling as I was responding to your comments. I'm glad you are on the way back to feeling better!

[@badcompany3057]

Good vid.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@CanadianCivilDefenceMuseum]

Your amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

You are so welcome!

[@ElGuaposTruckFarm]

Morels grow really well in areas that have quite a bit of woody ground litter like that appeared to have. In Eastern Oregon, we would always look for them in areas that had seen wildfires a year or two before and they'd come up in huge patches there!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Makes sense I suppose, usually if I look for dead elms, a logged area is basically acres of dead trees.

[@llorylloyd]

The meal looked delicious as usual. RIP morels When you hear the woods go quiet you should leave, there's something about those native tales that aren't wrong Be blessed ❤

[@TRERUNSWILD]

LOL! I had a bear this week so I should probably heed your advice even if you were kidding!

[@robleigh461]

Terry, I think you'll be happy to learn that baby back ribs don't come from baby pigs. They're smaller and are cut from the back near the loin, whereas spare ribs are larger and are cut from the belly.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

That is good to know! How about veal? lol!

[@robleigh461]

@@TRERUNSWILD Those aren't baby pigs either!

[@gregeliason9625]

Wish I liked fungi. Fun to hunt tho. Looking good in the cutoff shorts Tre. As always, give RiverDog an ear scratch.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yeah, the cut offs..... I'm bring the 70's back!

[@AspenWoods217]

Sure wish we could have a repeat of May for more mushrooms. Nice finds! Hope RD enjoyed the bones more than the rock lol. He's such a gem! Thank you for sharing the beautiful blessing and also for taking us along.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

My pleasure! Thanks for joining us

[@AspenWoods217]

@@TRERUNSWILD looking forward to this year's father daughter fishing trip....of course I am cheering for her....us girls gotta stick together.

[@januszlewicki5783]

For breakfast, aromatic scrambled eggs with morels will be great. As a second breakfast or snack, you can serve morels in butter with the addition of fresh bread. Morels stewed with vegetables or meat are an idea for a delicious, filling homemade dinner. To prepare the dish, you will need a larger saucepan or a pot with a thicker bottom that heats up evenly (e.g. a stainless steel pot or an enamel pot).

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I like the stew idea. I think morels, wild rice and cranberries would be nice!

[@TonyGeneseo]

Definitely doing it right that she let you know that you had some in the yard at the river house ! Raising and teaching em right ! Take care T

[@TRERUNSWILD]

She wont eat them but is better at finding them than I am!

[@larrysmith6499]

It is nice to live off the land

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Free food is always good!

[@JonSewell]

We found a bunch on a deer trail, they were everywhere and huge.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Cool! Good find!

[@Jazz1959]

I use to go mushroom picking with my grandma. She knew where every kind was.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I know a few but mostly the easy ones. I wish I knew more.

[@paulpuckerinGM]

Hey Tré, fantastic opening with RD, Ltd playing keep papa away from his new rock game. The mushroom foraging expertise is very informative and entertaining. (And tasty!) Suggestion - would you think about doing some shorts here and there in your uploading schedule? (I know you’ve done some, would be cool to get them in between your longer form vlogs.) Cheers, bud.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I should really consider that. I wasn't sure if people would like them or not. What do you think for time? like 60 seconds or a couple minutes?

[@paulpuckerinGM]

@@TRERUNSWILD Maybe a mix - depending on subject matter for the content. Or even use the shorter ones as a teaser for the 2 min ones?

[@robynfedalen1777]

River is so cute! That was certainly a big rock he had in his mouth, ( he definitely didn’t want to give that rock to you) I love mushrooms, but I don’t know the names of them unless the packaging at the store (cub foods 😂)tells me❤️✌🏻.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

The thing I like about wild mushrooms is how they are so different in flavors and textures. More than just say buttons and portabellas

[@troypayne3078]

River rock

[@TRERUNSWILD]

HA! LOVE IT!!!!! Good one!!!!😂

[@januszlewicki5783]

And my mother and I were picking asparagus in the ground, as soon as their little bit appeared outside. Why do you and your daughter pick already grown and quite tall asparagus? They are edible too. I'm sorry that I'm asking so much today, but it's really new to me.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yes, the bigger the more you get. Plus it grows so fast sometimes you will miss it if you don't watch it everyday. You can pick it until it starts to fern out. I hope you are feeling better, I'm sure it is nice to at least be home in your own place.

[@dennisparisian7040]

That's ok more next year

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yep. Now I know to look

[@laruedouglas7972]

You are supposed to cut the asparagus off at the ground and not break it off. I heard otherwise it will quit growing. When we go mushroom hunting, we would turn around and find more behind us.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Must not be true because that is how I always cut it and that patch has lasted about 15 years so far. Comes back just fine.

[@januszlewicki5783]

When you are wondering how to prepare morels, remember one very important thing - these mushrooms must not be eaten raw! Raw fruiting bodies and stems are toxic, and their consumption will end in at least acute abdominal pain. Therefore, it is mandatory to cook, stew or fry morels

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Yes! You are correct!

[@januszlewicki5783]

What are the mushrooms growing next to the tree in its lower part?

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I'll have to go back and look.

[@januszlewicki5783]

I tried to find this mushroom "Pheasant" on my internet but it shows me a bird pheasant and I have nothing about the mushroom

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I shouldn't use nicknames with mushrooms. They are pheasant back or Dryads saddle. Cerioporus squamosus

[@canajian]

🖐😎👍

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Numero Uno!

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Numero Uno!

[@Super23_Super23]

Animals were put on this planet for me to eat

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Thats why the mushrooms go on a burger! 😀

[@carlat1882]

Check internet about having meds sitting in bright light=sun.

[@TRERUNSWILD]

Oh......Never occurred to me........That was a good catch!

[@jimspinelli5166]

My Dog used to carry around bricks in his mouth

[@TRERUNSWILD]

HA! I we wonder why there teeth get chipped and broken!

[@johnmarquis9256]

Shouldn't give your dog pork bones they splinter and could cause damage

[@TRERUNSWILD]

I always thought it was just raw chicken bones. I had to google it after reading your comment. I stand corrected. Thanks for the info!