Mushrooms of the genus agaricus sliced

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(don't "put it on a ritz," though; it looks pretty unappetizing.) it's reminiscent of a gyromitra --but one that swallowed itself, then got covered with a layer of fine brown hairs. found in western north america, primarily under conifers, geopora cooperi is "hypogeous," which is the term in mycologese

for a fungal species that has gone underground--quite literally, so that it rarely sees the light of day--leaving squirrels, other rodents, and insects as the primary agents for spore dispersal. thanks to hoa pham for collecting, documenting, and preserving geopora cooperi for study; her collection...

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aseroe rubra (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > stinkhorns > aseroë rubra aseroë rubra [ basidiomycota > phallales > phallaceae > aseroë . . . ] by michael kuo this awesome stinkhorn appears in tropical and subtropical areas. in the united states it is common in hawaii and in the southeastern states

, where it has apparently been introduced. it features a central column that is topped by an array of short, doubled tentacles. the central portion of the crown is initially covered with a foul-smelling brown spore slime that attracts flies and other insects, who then disperse the mushroom's spores elsewhere...

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xerocomus ferrugineus (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > boletes > xerocomus ferrugineus xerocomus ferrugineus [ basidiomycota > boletales > boletaceae > xerocomus . . . ] by michael kuo also known as boletus or xerocomus spadiceus, xerocomus ferrugineus is a species in the xerocomus subtomentosus group

. it features a distinctively ribbed stem and a cap that is finely velvety, at least when young. xerocomus ferrugineus is best separated from the others in the group on the basis of its non-bluing flesh, its yellow basal mycelium , its association with conifers, and the green reaction of its cap to ammonia...

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boletus pallidoroseus boletus pallidoroseus [ basidiomycota > boletales > boletaceae > boletus . . . ] by michael kuo like a cross between boletus bicolor and boletus pseudosensibilis , this fairly recently described species features pink colors, blue bruising, and a cap that flashes green with a drop of

ammonia . the late ernst both originally described boletus pallidoroseus from new york ( ), but the species has since been fairly widely documented east of the great plains. description: ecology: mycorrhizal with hardwoods (perhaps exclusively with oaks); growing alone, scattered, or gregariously; summer...

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submit your recipe ingredients fresh origins buzz buttons for garnish (you can also use parsley) half a kilo of pangasius filet (about filets) ml. mushroom, sliced / onion, chopped coarsely olive oil salt, pepper sauce fresh origins buzz buttons, crumbled (you can also use parsley) / cup white wine (

tbsp. chicken stock paste / lemon, juice only lemon glazed pangasius rating: loading... serves persons directions apply salt and pepper to pangasius (both sides), reserve. combine all sauce ingredients in a cup or small bowl, reserve. heat olive oil in pan. add onion, cook onion until clear. add mushrooms...

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boletus barrowsii (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > boletes > edulis group > boletus barrowsii boletus barrowsii [ basidiomycota > boletales > boletaceae > boletus . . . ] by michael kuo this western species is an impressive, whitish member of the boletus edulis group . it is found primarily under

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...

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diced onion and cook for - mins until soft. add thinly sliced red pepper, crushed garlic cloves, g sliced chorizo and tbsp cajun seasoning, and cook for mins more. stir the chicken back in with g long grain rice, add the g can of tomatoes and ml chicken stock. cover and simmer for - mins until the rice

throw in a tin of corn with the rice for an extra veg! yum! abizzylizzy th nov, fab recipe - it's delicious. i used ml stock as suggested by others and it was perfect. lovely for leftovers the next day too lou.a. th oct, this is so tasty!...

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diced onion and cook for - mins until soft. add thinly sliced red pepper, crushed garlic cloves, g sliced chorizo and tbsp cajun seasoning, and cook for mins more. stir the chicken back in with g long grain rice, add the g can of tomatoes and ml chicken stock. cover and simmer for - mins until the rice

throw in a tin of corn with the rice for an extra veg! yum! abizzylizzy th nov, fab recipe - it's delicious. i used ml stock as suggested by others and it was perfect. lovely for leftovers the next day too lou.a. th oct, this is so tasty!...

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1167651/chicken-and-chorizo-jambalaya