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From SecPro39. This recipe is for people who don't want the flavor of their morels diluted with steak or sausage, etc. Slice fresh morels lengthwise and soak overnight in mild salt brine. Rinse morels and allow to drain on paper...
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The taxonomy of the mushroom known as Himematsutake or the Royal Sun Agaricus has been confused until recently. The species being grown in China, Japan and Brazil is, in fact, not Agaricus blazei but a new species, now called Agaricus brasiliensis. To read more...
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From George and Nancy. If your souffles always turn out perfect you probably should skip this one. But if like me you consider separating and beating egg whites and folding them into things to be something to avoid, then read...
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From Andrew, FP Webmaster. Approximately 4 cups whole fresh Shiitake mushrooms (2 cups after chopping) Approximately 4 cups whole fresh Maitake mushrooms (2 cups after chopping) 12 ounces rice-based cream cheese substitute 2 cloves garlic 2 cups dry roasted hazelnuts...
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From KingHenryB2k3. Tools you will need 20 quart stock pot 12 wide-mouth pint-sized Kerr glass jars with the gold covers Generous package of dried thin-sliced Shiitake mushrooms Box of Quaker barley 3 large Mayan sweet onions Pork loin Slice the...
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From Andrew, FP Webmaster. Teriyaki Recipe 2 cups soy sauce 1 cup red wine 3 cups water 2 cloves garlic, crushed 4 tbsp fresh ginger, minced 2 tbsp sesame oil 1 tbsp ground coriander brown or white sugar to taste...
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From Paul (not Stamets). ½ cup fresh whole Shiitake mushroom caps ½ cup fresh Oyster mushrooms, sliced into decent chunks ½ cup broccoli florets small handful fresh snow peas some pecan halves (the fresher the better) enough extra virgin olive...
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After they have finished producing indoors, many of our indoor Mushroom Patches™ can be brought "back to life" through outdoor cultivation. When your Shiitake, Reishi or Oyster Mushroom Patch™ has run itself out indoors, the material that makes up the...
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The largest mushroom in North America? The largest in the world? Paul Stamets visits the most massive conk alive of Bridgeoporus nobilissimus, the Noble Polypore, growing from a old-growth stump in central Oregon. This endangered species is a mycological mystery. This noble...