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, and buckwheat, followed by kamut, spelt, teff, farro, and plenty others, have all taken turns as the super-grain-you've-never-heard-of (or, at least, never-really-thought-about) du jour, the one that will supposedly work wonders on your health. while we can't attest to the magical powers of any one
with other ingredients, of course). and, while it might not confer the exact same health benefits, flour made from whole grains—whether it's the buckwheat in japanese soba or the spelt flour in our cinnamon apple cake—is often all you need to start adding new flavors and textures to your cooking and...
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polyporus arcularius (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > polypores > stemmed, pale-fleshed > polyporus arcularius polyporus arcularius [ basidiomycota > polyporales > polyporaceae > polyporus . . . ] by michael kuo east of the rocky mountains, this little polypore appears on the wood of hardwoods in
the spring, and is often encountered by morel hunters and turkey hunters. it is fairly small, and has a central stem, along with whitish, angular pores. the most distinctive feature of polyporus arcularius, however, is its delicately fringed, finely hairy ("ciliate," in mycologese) cap margin. the cap...
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