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an easy burger to make, and guests rave over this one. by alan hollister videos to watch grilled lamb with mint orange jelly chef john's grilled lamb steaks grilled lemon & rosemary lamb chops grilled lamb shoulder chop with fresh mint jelly lemon and thyme lamb chops the lamb chops are first marinated

advertisement watch simple grilled lamb chops this very tasty and easy marinade for lamb chops can also be used for steaks. by noor watch gyros burgers this is a greek/american lamb and beef mixture version of the traditional greek pork or lamb gyros. serve on warm pita bread with tzatziki sauce, and thinly sliced...

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with a waxy feel. . distributed from the southern appalachians to missouri and québec; surfaces red with iron salts . cantharellus appalachiensis . distributed in the gulf states; surfaces negative with iron salts. . mushroom compact (mature stem about the width of the cap); flesh yellowing when sliced

, then turning rusty brown; known from east-central texas in association with post oak in savannahs. cantharellus quercophilus . mushroom slender (mature stem longer than width of cap); flesh not yellowing when sliced; associated with slash pine and possibly with hardwoods; common throughout the gulf...

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leccinum in north america in much of the northern spotted owl's range, old growth conifer forests provide relatively high densities of their preferred prey, the northern flying squirrel and the red-backed vole. ninety percent of these rodents' diet consists of ectomycorrhizal, underground, truffle-like fungi

in these large, dense forests of the pacific northwest . . . thus, in this situation, we see a tight, four-part harmony in which a bird species preys on rodent species that eat truffle-like mycorrhizal fungi which, in turn, are responsible for maintaining the health of douglas fir trees whose branches...

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durability of a few weeks, at least when it is stored at cool temperatures (under °c). besides jam and marmelade another fruitjelly is known, named confiture. in confiture... go to >> jam and marmelade mushrooms mushrooms are classified to the fruit & vegetables mostly. but mushrooms are actually fungi

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plant remains; its distribution in north america appears to be limited to western areas. the illustrated and described collection was made in a "mycoblitz" of rocky mountain national park, sponsored by the national park service and the colorado mycological society in order to document some of the fungi

covered by a whitish partial veil . stem: – mm long; – mm thick; more or less equal; dry; flecked with whitish fibrils; sometimes featuring a thin, fragile ring zone ; pale brownish above, turning darker brown from the base up; basal mycelium white. flesh: insubstantial; brownish; unchanging when sliced...

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pleurotus pulmonarius [ basidiomycota > agaricales > pleurotaceae > pleurotus . . . ] by michael kuo the separation of pleurotus pulmonarius from the better-known, "true" oyster mushroom, pleurotus ostreatus , is based on very good evidence that covers the three "species concepts" most commonly applied to fungi

the stem; close or nearly distant; short-gills frequent; whitish; sometimes discoloring yellowish with age. stem: sometimes absent or rudimentary, but often present; – cm long and – cm thick; eccentric or lateral—or central; whitish; bald; basal mycelium white. flesh: thick; white; unchanging when sliced...

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chlorencoelia torta (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > cup fungi > chlorencoelia torta chlorencoelia torta [ ascomycota > helotiales > hemiphacidiaceae > chlorencoelia ... ] by michael kuo this little cup fungus is boring and brownish on casual inspection, but winds up manifesting some interesting features

orange at first, becoming olive stained and eventually dark brown; undersurface bald, radially wrinkled, colored like the upper surface; stem - mm high, - mm wide, tapered to base, bald, colored like the cap, smooth or becoming elaborately wrinkled; flesh cinnamon brown to brownish, unchanging when sliced...

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