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How to Find Morels

How to Find Morels
Author: Milan Pelouch
Publisher: University of Michigan Press/Regional
Category: Book

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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 4 reviews
Sales Rank: 63011

Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 112
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 8.3 x 5.4 x 0.4

ISBN: 0472032747
Dewey Decimal Number: 641.358
EAN: 9780472032747
ASIN: 0472032747

Publication Date: February 27, 2008
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Product Description

An informative and illustrated guide—with delicious recipes—for morel enthusiasts in pursuit of one of America’s great natural treasures

Each spring in the United States, old-timers and new converts to morel hunting appear in the woods in search of the elusive but distinctive morel, a mushroom well known and loved in Michigan and other states for its superb flavor and culinary value. So prized is the morel that favorite morel hunting spots—not unlike those of its cousin, the European truffle—are closely guarded secrets to morel devotees.

While many morel fans remain tight lipped about their favorite subject, in How to Find Morels author Milan Pelouch freely shares everything he’s learned during his years of morel hunting. The book covers all aspects of finding and eating morels: identification of true and false morels; what to wear (and not to wear) and take with you on mushroom hunts; when to search for morels; the best places to look for them; cleaning and preservation methods; and, of course, delicious recipes using morels in dozens of different dishes, from soups to entrees. Although the author’s preferred hunting area is northern Michigan, his tips can be used in any location in the United States.




Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars My kind of book   April 28, 2008
This is a nice book. It is simply written for the mushroom hunter rather than the mycologist. Great pictures, descriptions, recipes, and hunting tips. A good companion to Michael Kuo's morel book.


4 out of 5 stars very helpful   April 28, 2008
I haven't found any morels yet! But the season in new york has not started either, but the author of this book sound's like he knows what
he talking about. The information is very helpful.



5 out of 5 stars Does What the Title Says   March 13, 2008
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

In general I don't eat wild mushrooms, partly because I have read too many murder mysteries. Morels are the exception, because they are fairly easy to identify and pretty hard to confuse with poisonous varieties of mushrooms.

Milan Pelouch and his wife Lila have written a hand little guide for those who like morel hunting, and I scored an early review copy at LibraryThing.

This little book does exactly what it says it will do in the title- tells you all about how to find Morel mushrooms, using a friendly, chatty style.
Clear photographs and helpful descriptions (including photos and descriptions of mushrooms that are NOT Morels) are just the beginning.
Pelouch also takes time to explain the science behind Morels, how they grow, why they grow where they do, when they grow, and how to harvest them so as to ensure the chance of a good harvest next year. Best of all, he gives excellent advice on where to find them, describing the sort of terrain, soil, vegetation, and other aspects of the sort of habitat where you might expect to find morels.
The recipes (by Lila Pelouch) are a bonus, and Milan Pelouch concludes with a section on mushroom hunters etiquette and a map with a time table showing when you might expect tfo find morels in your state.
We love morels and I am looking forward to using this book to discover a patch in our woods, but even if we don't find any, we'll have learned some useful woodcraft and field information from this book, which, as Charlotte Mason type homeschoolers, makes me pretty happy.



5 out of 5 stars Nosing about for a good book?   March 12, 2008
Ready to head for the woods to shop in Mother Nature's grocery store?
Novice morel hunters will appreciate the concise information supplied
by this authoritative-yet-friendly guide. The more than a dozen
recipes included -- such as morel mousse and fresh morel pate -- are
excellent motivators!

- L. Dannelke


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