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Hello, 

 

I have recently moved to Castro Valley in California and I found some interesting mushrooms in my garden. 

From what I can tell, they grow in pretty moist soil. This region underneath my sprinkler system was dripping for weeks until we got it fixed. It's in a pretty shady location and gets direct sun about an hour of the day. I have found three others like this one in a close part of the garden. From what I can see online this looks like a morel mushroom, but I would like some expert advice on it to identify. Additionally, the smell is earthy and clean. there doesn't appear to be any bruising and it is hollow throughout. Thanks for your help! 

 

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Yes, these are morels and look to be in good shape, but be sure to cook them thoroughly.  Also, if you haven't eaten morels before, start with a small amount.

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@vitogThank you! That's great news. I'll give it shot today. What would you consider a small amount? Are we talking a piece no bigger than my pinky, or the size of my thumbnail? 

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