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Lin wrote:
>>> Anyone have any tried and true experiences/recipes for these >>> incredibly expensive fungi? > > Bob would probably use them as the base for a sauce. We haven't come > across Morels out here (yet). Several ideas: Cook them in a tightly-covered pot over low heat with butter and serve on toast. Slice them and stuff them under the skin of a chicken to be roasted. Cook morels and fava beans separately, combine them, add ribbons of prosciutto, and drizzle with top-quality olive oil. Serve at room temperature, sprinkling with coarse salt just before serving. Cook in the drippings from roast beef, add a tiny bit of mustard and tarragon, and serve as a side dish with the beef. Bob |
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