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BikerDude
Apr 20, 2007, 4:17 pm
My Updated "Friendship Morel Casserole" recipe.
Pass it around.:grinteeth

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My Special Morel Recipe

AKA "friendship Morel casserole"



Start with enough dried morel mushrooms to make a thick layer in a 9 in. foil pie pan.

Place pan carefully on garage floor beneath your motorcyle engine (a small car, lawn tractor, or any other oil leaking engine can be substituted if needed).

Leave there from approximately Halloween, (or end of seasonal use for engine) until around Valentine's Day.
(This is what morel lovers call 'marinating'.) By this time the mushooms should be softened and colored the way afficianados can really appreciate them.

The next step is critical to developing the full flavors that appeal to morel eaters palates. (It's my secret ingredient- just as morel hunters won't fully disclose locations mushrooms are picked, this must be closely guarded.)

After Feb. 14, carefully seal entire pie plate and all ingredients, (with any luck your plate will have attracted a few ants, spiders, earwigs, etc. these add valuble proteins to this delightful dish) in your foodsaver vacuum sealer.
Mail to a relative or friend in the southern states, at least as far south as North Carolina-- anywhere tabacco chewing is common place, and most of the population has 3 or more front teeth missing, and the rest are brown. (The proper region can be identified if the locals believe that all evils originate with either Yankees, Republicans or fundamentalists Christians.)

Have said friend or relative place plate with morel mixture on the front porch along-side the old appliances. Make sure it can be hit from any portion of the porch with a good stream of chew-juice, instructing them to add to the recipe often, stirring occaisionally. Leave there until Memorial Day. (Don't worry if the mountain-cur-blue-tick coon hounds taste it, or relieve themselves in it. They won't do it twice. After all, they have a good nose.)

On Memorial Day have the plate shipped back to you in the same manner you shipped it south. (thus the "friendship-style recipe")

Carefully seal top with a double layer of aluminum foil, being sure to crimp edges to seal in all juices and ingredients.

Place the pan right in the “hot box oven” of a Orange 18 wheeler, AKA as a Punkin’ head’s truck.
Leave there for 12-14 hours, or until driver recognizes a familiar aroma emminating from under his seat.
(unless he has eaten at an all- you-can-eat Truck stop Buffett) at which case the aroma may not be noticed for a few more hours.

No eating untensils should be neccesary, as Punkin’ Head truckers are known to be inventive when it comes to morel mushooms, etc. Your Punkin’ Head trucker will thank you for a gift that "tastes just like his own home-cookin'!"




Note: Fig newtons are suggested as an accompanying side-dish.

Also make sure your trucker can easily Differenciate between Men’s & Ladies truck stop restrooms, as he may need to locate one in a bit of a rush.

Frank
Apr 21, 2007, 12:21 am
OOoooooo! :scold: :hammer:

You have W-A-A-A-Y too much time on your hands Lil' Bro' .

You always crack me up Jim. This one's a keeper for sure! :thumbup:

Judy
Apr 21, 2007, 7:33 pm
I'm laughing out loud. That was a good one Biker Dude. Better check under your seat daily Frank. LOL Judy
PS Brotherly Love

Ohio Transplant
Apr 21, 2007, 8:23 pm
LOL!!!!!! Now THAT was some serious writing there!
Frank? how come you haven't shared this recipe before?!?!

shroom vaccuum
Apr 22, 2007, 12:17 am
Words escape me!!!!!!!!!!!!

shroomer71
Apr 22, 2007, 8:59 pm
LOL! now that sounds just yummy!!

shroonthumper
Apr 13, 2010, 8:12 am
PROOF Morels can taste great no matter how you prepare them. You had my mouth watering as soon as you mentioned morel. And wow i was thinking fig newtons the whole time. Now serve it with some moosehead beer and blind robins and it will become a real freindship recipe for the whole county to savor.

Frank
Apr 13, 2010, 8:21 am
Victor, bikerdude is the same brother you recommended for me to dis-own in another thread for his turpentine and rubber tire comment. LOL

I used to drive semi's for SNI (Those orange trucks you see everywhere) and we were often referred to a pumpkin heads or drivers because of the color.
Our operating centers were called pumpkin Patches, cause you saw nothing but orange trucks sitting there.

shrooming girl
Apr 13, 2010, 5:11 pm
I just gotta love Brotherly love. Its the best.........:giggle: