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here's my beef and wild mushroom stew for you to enjoy. i have to admit i love any kind of stew. they are so easy to put together and the slow cooking makes all the ingredients taste fantastic. this is a recipe you can prepare hours ahead as it will only enhance the flavours. you can certainly use lamb

if you prefer, and if you can't find diced pancetta, a good quality bacon will definitely do the job. i have tried this recipe with chicken or vegetable stock and both work just as well. whatever you do, make sure the oven is preheated, and once the stew is out of the oven, let it rest for a good minutes...

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of the presence of stinky slime and the underground "egg") should serve to separate the stinkhorn; morels don't grow in summer . . . and "de nile" is not just a river in egypt. i doubt that any mushrooms, with the possible exception of leucocoprinus birnbaumii (which pops up out of nowhere in people's

families (the entry for the order phallales includes the phallaceae but not the clathraceae, while the entry for the clathraceae indicates it belongs in the phallales) it is rather a moot point, since recent dna research has indicated that the order phallales also includes many coral mushrooms , species...

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of what treasures might be found beneath the mushroom, and ) cannot manage to take a decent photo of a cordyceps even when the first symptom is bypassed. the genus cordyceps consists of clublike parasites that attack underground puffballs or insects. the puffball-parasitizing species are cool enough

(see cordyceps ophioglossoides for an example, and see the key to mycotrophs for a key to north american species), but the bug parasites are astounding. they erupt from insects, bringing to mind the infamous scene in alien in which john hurt has a very bad meal. cordyceps militaris is the best-known...

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boletus separans (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > boletes > edulis group > boletus separans boletus separans [ basidiomycota > boletales > boletaceae > boletus . . . ] by michael kuo here is an attractive and fairly easily identified bolete , found under oaks and other hardwoods east of the rocky

mountains. crucial identifying features include its yellow (not olive) mature pore surface, and the distinctive, liver-red flush on the stem. the young caps are also often colored liver-red, but they often become more or less brown at maturity, and brownish yellow in old age. to be certain of your identification...

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boletus nobilis (mushroomexpert.com) major groups > boletes > edulis group > boletus nobilis boletus nobilis [ basidiomycota > boletales > boletaceae > boletus . . . ] by michael kuo this is a distinctive, hardwood-associated bolete from the appalachian mountains, recognized by its pore surface, which

is "stuffed" and white when young, its finely lined or faintly reticulate stem, its yellow-brown cap, and its stature: the stem is relatively narrow, and often two or three times as long as the cap is wide. it is a member of the boletus edulis group—which is another way of saying that it is a true species...

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