Morel Mushrooms

Savour the exquisite taste of morel mushrooms with our premium selection at Fine Food Specialist. Delight in the rich flavours and unique textures of these culinary treasures, available in a

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Morel Mushrooms, Frozen, (2-7cm), 1kg Ritter Courivaud Ltd MUSH-FROMU-0000099-148
Morel Mushrooms, Frozen, (2-7cm), 1kg Ritter Courivaud Ltd MUSH-FROMU-0000099-148
Morel Mushrooms, Fresh Bruce White Ltd MUSH-MOMU-0000926-147
Morel Mushrooms, Fresh Bruce White Ltd MUSH-MOMU-0000926-147
Regular priceFrom £28.95
Morel Mushrooms, Fresh
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Giant Morel Mushrooms, Dried, Extra Grade (6-8cm) Edible Fungus Co Ltd MOMU-DRMU-0000922-149
Giant Morel Mushrooms, Dried, Extra Grade (6-8cm) Edible Fungus Co Ltd MOMU-DRMU-0000922-149
Regular priceOn Sale from £12.95
Giant Morel Mushrooms, Dried, Extra Grade (6-8cm)
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Savour the exquisite taste of morel mushrooms with our premium selection at Fine Food Specialist. Delight in the rich flavours and unique textures of these culinary treasures, available in a diverse array of options to suit your preferences. Whether you prefer the freshness of our hand-picked, fresh morels or the convenience of our carefully frozen selection, we have just what you need to elevate your dishes to gourmet heights. Explore our vast range of morels today and embark on a culinary journey like no other.

What Are Morels?

Morels are a type of edible wild mushroom highly regarded for their distinctive flavour and appearance. They are known for their honeycomb-like cap with deep pits and ridges. Morels can vary in colour from light tan to dark brown and they typically grow in wooded areas, particularly near trees like ash, elm and oak. Fresh morel mushrooms are a delightful sign of the arrival of spring. Their notable spongy and springy form is far more aesthetically pleasing than other mushroom varieties and is much easier to notice when foraging. 

Morel Mushrooms Taste & Texture

Morels are often described as having a deep, earthy taste with nutty undertones and a hint of umami richness. The flavour of morels intensifies when cooked, becoming even more complex and aromatic. Many enthusiasts also note a slight peppery or smoky quality in the taste of morels, which adds to their culinary appeal. The texture of fresh morel mushrooms is another distinguishing characteristic. When cooked properly, they have a firm yet tender texture, offering a satisfying bite that complements a wide range of dishes. 

Morel Mushroom Recipe Ideas

So, you're wondering about morel food? When cooked properly, they have a firm yet tender texture, offering a satisfying bite that complements a wide range of dishes. Whether sautéed, roasted, or added to soups and sauces, morels contribute a depth of flavour and a luxurious mouthfeel that elevates any meal.

When is Morel Mushroom in Season?

Morels have a relatively short growing season in the spring, typically appearing from February to June in the Northern Hemisphere, although their exact availability can vary depending on local climate conditions. Due to their popularity and limited availability, fresh morels can be quite expensive, but they are also available dried, which can be a more affordable option and offers the convenience of year-round availability.

Frozen & Dried Morels

Morel mushrooms aren’t just for springtime, they can be enjoyed throughout the year. Drying is the traditional way to preserve them, particularly when dried whole, ready to use in your soups and sauces. Sweet girolles perfectly complement the earthy, subtle flavour of dried morel mushrooms and are perfect for a mushroom risotto. As an alternative to drying, we also offer flash-frozen morels, ensuring that these flavour-packed seasonal gems can be enjoyed all year round. 

Buy Morel Mushrooms UK

Are you looking to buy morels in the UK? Here at Fine Food Specialist, we offer a wide selection of fresh and frozen varieties. Simply browse our mushroom selection and place your order online. Fine Food Specialist delivers throughout the UK, so you can enjoy the convenience of having premium morel mushrooms delivered directly to your doorstep. 

Morel Mushrooms FAQs

1. Can You Eat a Morel Mushroom Raw?

No, you should not eat them raw because they contain toxins that can cause illness unless thoroughly cooked.

2. What Is The Best Way to Eat Morel Mushrooms?

At Fine Food Specialist, we have a delicious morel mushroom recipe to enjoy: Chicken with a creamy morel mushroom sauce on a bed of wilted spinach. For full details, visit Drogo's Kitchen.

3. What Is An Average Morel Mushroom Price?

The price typically ranges from £100 to £200 per kilogram, depending on quality and season.