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conifers); its bitter taste ; and microscopic features (see below). many varieties of rhodocollybia maculata have been described, based on morphological differences. the best known and most widely distributed of these is rhodocolybia maculata var. scorzonerea , which features yellowish gills that are not

distributed in north america. the illustrated and described collections are from illinois, michigan, and québec. cap: – cm across; convex, becoming broadly convex or nearly flat, with an inrolled margin; dry; bald; white to whitish, developing cinnamon spots with age, or sometimes very pale tan; the margin not...

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boletaceae > boletus . . . ] by michael kuo boletus rubroflammeus is a red-pored, red-capped, blue-staining bolete from eastern north america's hardwood forests. its stem is beautifully reticulate with a red, net-like pattern, and its cap surface turns fleetingly bluish purple with ammonia (a fact not

young the cap is matted with a grayish material that soon all-but disappears, but can be found along the margin of the mature cap. look-alike eastern boletes include boletus flammans (appearing only under conifers), boletus floridanus (limited to the southeast, mature pore surface more orange, cap not...

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by a curious nature lover. i have based my identification on the photo alone; no specimen was preserved for study. clathrus chrysomycelinus is one of a few white (rather than red or orange) species of clathrus, and it can be separated from the other white species on the basis of its arms, which are not

notably flattened on the outer surfaces and do not feature prominent and regular, sharpened points; its small "glebifers" (structures that produce the spore slime, located on the inner surfaces of the arms); and the bright yellow rhizomorphs attached to its base (not visible in the photo). the species...

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jerk seasoning , dark brown sugar, green onion and scotch bonnet peppers. marinate in the refrigerator for at least an hour. go ahead and make the finishing jerk sauce while the chops are in the fridge. place a couple tablespoons of butter in a small pot over medium heat. add minced garlic, thinly sliced

close to the coals for the first few minutes. keep a close eye on them and turn often. once they start to brown on both sides, move the chops away from the heat and brush with jerk sauce. continue to grill, flipping often until the chops start to char and the sauce caramelizes. garnish with thinly sliced...

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apples, cashews, and spices make this salad a real winner. by e_e_thomas very easy fruit salad who knew that peach pie filling tasted so good when stirred into a bowl of sliced fruit - kiwi, bananas, grapes, and strawberries?

makes eight very generous servings. by michelle m watch green grape salad green grapes are folded into a sweetened cream cheese and sour cream mixture freckled with pecan bits in this fruit salad. by nfossaz advertisement peach and berry salad this is a very elegant and lovely dessert - fresh sliced,...

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and polyunsaturated fatty acids (pufa). they expand and form a thick gel-like outer layer when you put them in water. in fact, they can hold up to times their weight in water or any other liquid. and you must always soak them in water before consuming. the best part about chia seeds is that they do not

(ala), an omega- -fatty acid. omega fatty acids are known for their anti-inflammatory effects, as well as brain- enhancing and heart health-protecting properties. high in protein one ounce of chia seeds contains grams of protein. you need about g per kg body weight of protein every day. if you are not...

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. $ + pasta dish pasta with meat sauce $ + pasta with chicken $ + pasta with veggie $ + pasta with tomato sauce $ + signature entrees zilzil tibs $ + lamb tibs cubes of tender lamb sauteed in olive oil, house spices, fresh lime juice, tomatoes and crispy jalapenos, served spicy hot or not - your choice

on this item. $ + chicken tibs cubes breast of chicken sauteed in seasoned olive oil, wine, onions, garlic, finished with sliced tomato and fresh jalapeno, served spicy hot or not - your choice on this item. $ fish goulash $ + kitio chopped eye of round beef, served rare, sauteed in seasoned butter,...

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finely shredded green cabbage firm bananas firmly packed brown sugar fish sauce fish steaks, -inch thick, barramundi, cod, swordfish, or halibut flour flour as needed flour tortillas focaccia or rustic bread french-cut green beans fresh apricots fresh chopped oregano fresh cranberries fresh ginger, sliced

freshly ground white pepper freshly smoked oysters freshly squeezed lime juice frigitello or other sweet pepper pods frozen corn kernels fruit garlic garlic minced garlic powder garlic salt garlic, chopped garlic, finely chopped garlic, finely minced garlic, minced (about / teaspoons) garlic, thinly sliced...

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ingredients: / oz gin ( / oz equals tbsp) - slices cucumber / medium lime (sliced) oz tonic water mint leaves tbsp sugar (optional) instructions: add mint, lime, gin, and sugar (optional) to shaker and muddle. add cucumber slices to the shaker and shake well. pour mixture in a glass over ice and top

dress up your favorite margarita in sparkles by adding a little bubbly to the glass. this is the ultimate girl's night out drink – it's a little sweet, a little sour, and a lot of delicious. not to mention, it makes for a great selfie!...

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majority of people polled would raise their hands when asked if they had a can of campbell's tomato soup in their pantry somewhere. and i bet when asked how long that can of soup has been sitting in the pantry, most people would say probably more than a couple months. what's amazing to me (and hey, i had not

in high school french class i learned tomatoes were called "pomes d'amour" or "love apples" as they were thought to have aphrodisiacal qualities. whatever the moniker, i grew up loving tomatoes any way i could get them. whether on a sandwich, in a salad, sliced, diced, canned, creamed, roasted, grilled...

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