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Grey/Blonde Fire Morels 50g

CHF 47.00

Description

Grey and Blonde Fire Morels with a double wall. Their flesh is firm and meaty. Sand-free, air-dried, and protected from sunlight. They are harvested by Morilles de Feu , a company that manages every step from training the pickers to importing them, including selective sorting and expert drying. Passionate about high-quality products, they decided to focus all their efforts on these morels, simply renowned as the best on the market.

Harvested in Omineca, British Columbia, between May and July 2024. Your Grey and Blonde Fire Morels are packaged in airtight glass jars with mechanical closure and natural rubber seal.

Utilisation

Fire Morels can be used in many preparations. For a sauce, in a cheese fondue (be sure to cook them thoroughly beforehand!), as a filling for ravioli, or depending on their size, you can stuff them as you wish.

Conservation

Store in a cool, dry place away from light.

Ingredients

100% Fire Morels
No preservatives

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Grey/Blonde Fire Morels 50g
CHF 47.00

To learn more

Fire Morels can be used in many preparations. For a sauce, in a cheese fondue (be sure to cook them thoroughly beforehand!), as a filling for ravioli, or depending on their size, you can stuff them as you wish.

Morels of Fire specializes in organizing expeditions to the Canadian Wild West (Yukon, British Columbia, Northwest Territories). This region is renowned as the prime location for these iconic mushrooms, which thrive in the soils of forests ravaged by natural fires. Their motto is "From Picker to Consumer." They guarantee traceability, a fair wage for the pickers, and a fair price upon arrival. Longtime friends of the founder of Morels of Fire, we have chosen to offer you these unique products after being completely convinced of their exceptional quality ourselves.

Morels are toxic if eaten raw! They must be cooked before consumption! They tolerate cooking well, so feel free to simmer them. This also applies to fresh morels.

Fire Morels