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~mike comment on deli roast beef by mike hsu beware that most of the deli meats in the markets contain caramel coloring to give it the brown look. i like my deli roast beef rare and pink and thinly sliced. ~mike comment on taiwanese sticky rice ( you fan ) by mike hsu hope it turns out well!

i've not made this in a long time since we are trying to go low-carb ;) ~mike comment on deli roast beef by mike hsu that should also work - but since top sirloin is a bit thinner cut, make sure you use a meat thermometer so it doesn't get over done!...

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merwin bep ga's pho ga. photo: melissa hom boiled down to its soulful essence, the vietnamese dish pho is rice stick noodles, delicately but intricately seasoned broth, and meat, plus a veritable garden of greenery alongside for garnish. all of these components combine to create a soup that's spiced but not

of each bowl with a blast of raw ginger paste and sawtooth herb, which has cilantro-like flavor but with a minty intensity. . hanoi house st. marks pl., nr. ave. a; photo: melissa hom raw red and chopped green onion swirl around the piping hot broth, but compared with other pho around town, there's not...

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with conifers). however, it is now clear that it's time to begin the process of putting on the brakes; we appear to have several—even many—north american, sejunctum-like species. so, to do my part, i will narrow my use of the name sejunctum to hardwood-associated, greenish yellow collections that do not

have strongly contrasting fibrils radiating from the center—although the center is often somewhat darker in color. it is possible that the collections narrowed down by this rubric are a genetic match for the european tricholoma sejunctum—but it's not very likely, since transcontinental distribution...

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several synonyms—notably, from the north american perspective, tricholoma myomyces, which was separated on the basis of its sometimes-present cortina -like veil. north american treatments generally use the name myomyces to represent a species with a cortina, sometimes opposed to a terreum that does not

have a veil. however, european authors have shown that the veil is inconsistent and not correlated to other morphological features. virtually identical to the naked eye is tricholoma species , which i find under eastern white pine in late fall and early winter, in illinois. it does not feature a layer...

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on the stem, and both turn blue-green when a drop of ammonia is applied to the cap. but xerocomus tenax was separated by smith & thiers ( ) on the basis of its "conspicuously reticulate stipe, the tenacious hold it has on the substratum," and microscopic features, including a pileipellis that does not

grayish-brown, sometimes tinged with red," along with a stem that is "pallid or yellowish," featuring reticulation "either wholly or at the top only." my previous treatments of boletus illudens, both here at this website and in field guides, have also combined xerocomus illudens and xerocomus tenax. whether or not...

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common mushroom, also known as leucoagaricus naucinus and, in older sources, lepiota naucina, appears in lawns across north america--typically in fall, but occasionally in spring and summer as well. it is recognized by its white gills, white cap, and white ring . it lacks a universal veil , so it does not

distinctive features, in my opinion, is the odd shape of the young cap, which, while basically convex, is rather a lumpy version of convex. some forms of this species bruise yellowish or brownish on handling, and the stem is usually club-shaped--but these features are variable enough that they should not...

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easily identified north american species of armillaria . it grows in clusters on hardwoods in eastern north america, from about the great lakes southward, and west to texas and oklahoma. it has no ring or ring zone on its stem, and it is usually a dull, tawny brown, though yellowish collections are not

distant; short-gills frequent; whitish with pinkish hints; sometimes bruising or discoloring slightly pinkish to brownish. stem: – cm long; – cm thick; tapering to base; bald and pale grayish to brownish near apex, darker brown and nearly hairy below; without a ring . flesh: whitish to watery tan; not...

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the "warts" cannot be easily removed from the cap surface, and are actually innate scales. the stem is also amanita-like, with its large basal bulb, ringed with veil tissue. however, the gills of cercopemyces crocodilinus are notched or narrowly attached to the stem, and its microscopic features are not

utah and colorado. the illustrated and described collection is from larimer county, colorado. cap: – cm across; broadly convex; dry; dull yellowish to whitish; covered with innate scales that are larger in the center and smaller toward the margin; the margin adorned with small overhanging scales, and not...

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garlic cloves, minced ⁄ cup parmesan cheese, grated (plus more for garnish) ⁄ cup greek yogurt tablespoons parsley, minced (plus more for garnish) green onion, chopped ⁄ teaspoon sea salt ⁄ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper ⁄ cup almonds, toasted and coarsely chopped small baguette, toasted and sliced

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