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serve this appetizer with crusty bread and a glass of good red wine. tbsp olive oil cups sliced button mushrooms tbsp olive oil garlic cloves can of – escargot (without shell), rinsed well tbsp dried rosemary (or sprigs fresh rosemary) ⁄ tsp sea salt freshly ground black pepper, to taste tbsp wine vinegar

⁄ cup red (or white) wine ⁄ tsp dried marjoram ⁄ tsp dried thyme tsp flour heat olive oil in a medium saucepan on medium to high. add sliced mushrooms and sauté for – minutes, or until softened. remove from heat and set aside. in a new saucepan, heat olive oil on medium heat, add garlic and sauté...

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- mm wide; tubes to mm deep. stem: – cm long; – cm thick; equal to slightly club-shaped, with a pinched off base; dry; solid and tough; widely and coarsely ribbed, over the apex or overall; whitish to yellowish or yellow; basal mycelium yellow. flesh: whitish to pale yellowish; not staining when sliced

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dry; densely covered with very fine, brown hairs; medium to dark brown. interior: consisting of many folded, contorted, whitish layers of flesh that often have brownish edges; the layers usually touching one another, but not becoming fused; flesh whitish, sometimes staining a little yellowish when sliced

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concentric zones of color or texture; margin thin, pinkish when young. pore surface: pinkish purple when young, becoming pinkish brown; bruising slowly brownish maroon to dark gray or blackish; with – round pores per mm; tubes to mm deep. stem: absent. flesh: thin; leathery; pinkish brown; unchanging when sliced

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subtropical areas across the globe (especially australia, new zealand, and southern africa). the illustrated and described collections are from north carolina, south carolina, and georgia. immature fruiting body: like a whitish to brownish "egg" up to about cm high; attached to numerous rhizomorphs ; when sliced

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ponderosa pine in the southwest, and under coast live oak on the west coast. like most other members of the species group it features a robust, finely reticulate stem and a non-bruising pore surface. the pores, when young, are "stuffed" in appearance, and white—and the flesh does not turn to blue when sliced

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yellowish droplets when young; - pores per mm; tubes yellowish to olive, to mm deep. stem: - cm long; up to cm thick; more or less equal; coarsely and prominently reticulate over the entire length; red, or occasionally with yellow areas; often bruising blue. flesh: whitish to yellow; bluing when sliced

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faintly so at the apex; fairly bald; yellowish above; rose pink to deep pinkish red below, becoming pinkish tan; often bruising blue, then slowly brownish; basal mycelium whitish to pale yellow. flesh: white to yellowish in the cap; yellow in the stem; bluing above the tubes and in the stem when sliced

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cortinarius elegantio-montanus (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > gilled mushrooms > dark-spored > cortinarius > cortinarius elegantio-montanus cortinarius elegantio-montanus [ basidiomycetes > agaricales > cortinariaceae > cortinarius ... ] by michael kuo here is a newly described species (garnica

and often discoloring brownish; dry; bald or slightly hairy in places; often with rusty fibrils or a ring zone ; veil bright dull yellow, leaving remnants on the edge of the bulb. flesh: whitish in the cap to pale yellow in the stem; frequently turning very slowly pinkish to pink in the stem when sliced...

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stinkhorns frequently bewilder people by popping up in lawns, thrusting their slime-covered tips into the world within a matter of hours. they have been much maligned over the years, probably because--well, because they stink and they often look like penises (human, canine, or alien). unlike other mushrooms

rocky mountains, rare to occasional in western north america. mutinus ravenelii (see below) is apparently the most common mutinus in eastern canada. immature fruiting body: usually at least partially submerged in the ground; appearing like a whitish to pinkish or purplish "egg" up to cm high; when sliced...

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