Mushrooms of the genus agaricus sliced

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sautéed, at a high heat. it gives an uneven, bubbly texture. turns out i've done this all the time. i love it. but my husband calls it when i burn things. okay, so i've set off the smoke alarm a few times. it's very sensitive. and i get that he's not a fan of blistered french toast. but these olives

and peppers thing, i can deal with. i've also found references to blistered green beans, cherry tomatoes and many more things we can grow in southeast texas gardens. get in on this "hot" trend, but safety first. from the files: back in the late ' s i guess, i saved a list of canned food ideas. these...

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key to stemmed, pale-fleshed polypores (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > polypores > stemmed, pale-fleshed key to stemmed, pale-fleshed polypores by michael kuo the polypores keyed out below all have stems (lateral or central), and pale flesh (when fresh mushrooms are sliced). genera included in the

only from california and the southwest; scales raised, with sharp edges; stem with white hairs over the blackish portion; mushroom connected through the wood to a large underground mass of tissue (a "sclerotium"). polyporus tuberaster . always growing on wood; widely distributed but more common east...

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grifola frondosa (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > polypores > stemmed, pale-fleshed > grifola frondosa grifola frondosa [ basidiomycota > polyporales > grifolaceae > grifola . . . ] by michael kuo grifola frondosa, sometimes called the "hen of the woods" and the "maitake," is a soft-fleshed polypore

recognized by its smoky brown, wavy caps, which are organized in large clusters of rosettes arising from a single, branched stem structure. it is usually found near the bases of oaks, where it causes a butt rot. it is similar to meripilus sumstinei (which has larger individual caps, smaller pores, and...

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russula pectinatoides (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > pale-spored > russula > foetid russulas > russula pectinatoides russula pectinatoides [ basidiomycetes > russulales > russulaceae > russula . . . ] by michael kuo russula pectinatoides is not the easiest of the foetid russulas

to identify, but it has several features that help to distinguish it. i look for the relatively pale, straw colored cap; the lined and pimply ("tuberculate-striate," in mycologese) cap margin; and the presence of small, pinkish to cinnamon spots in the vicinity of the lines and pimples. the taste of...

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hericium erinaceus (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > toothed mushrooms > hericium > hericium erinaceus hericium erinaceus [ basidiomycota > russulales > hericiaceae > hericium . . . ] by michael kuo in theory, this species of hericium is easy to identify: it is the only species that forms a single

clump of dangling spines, rather than hanging its spines from a branched structure. additional identifying features include the fact that it typically appears on the wounds of living or very recently cut hardwoods, and the fact that its spines are mostly more than cm in length. that's the theory. in...

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to avoid loss of quality. purchases of packages that are limp, wet, or sweating should be avoided. these are signs that the vegetables have defrosted or are in the process of defrosting. packages stained by the contents or with ice on the outside may have been defrosted and refrozen at some stage in

may mean a difference in taste, texture and appearance of the vegetable, and its price. because different qualities of vegetables are suited to different uses, you can make better buys by choosing processed vegetables of the quality that fits your needs. the u.s. department of agriculture's agricultural...

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our company is located in qingdao, china which is one of the biggest port in china. . what are your main products?

our company is located in qingdao, china which is one of the biggest port in china. . what are your main products?...

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our company is located in qingdao, china which is one of the biggest port in china. . what are your main products?

our company is located in qingdao, china which is one of the biggest port in china. . what are your main products?...

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amanita multisquamosa (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > pale-spored > amanita > amanita multisquamosa amanita multisquamosa [ basidiomycetes > agaricales > amanitaceae > amanita . . . ] by michael kuo this beautiful eastern north american mushroom is one of several species in the

amanita pantherina species group, and while i am not a fan of giving "common names" to mushroom species, i admit that "white panther" would make for a pretty cool label. the species has a whitish cap, with a yellowish or tan center and numerous whitish warts . it has a thick ring , and a characteristic...

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