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Grammar and Linguistics > My favourite mushrooms
My favourite mushrooms
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cunliffe
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Monique - j �arrive! 
(Toomas is right as far as Brits are concerned!) |
9 Mar 2017
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Gi2gi
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Is there going to be a feast of mushroom lovers here? Gimme any, no matter what they �re called. And the tiny glasses must be there for a reason. :) I �m not leaving without savouring some of the fancy named shrooms and the contents of the glasses ...�
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9 Mar 2017
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emanwela
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Hi, in France they are called Cèpes, in England they drop the accent (of course) and the second e, so they become ceps. However, they are often called boletus - being the latin name - and porcini, which is the Italian name. They are normally edible but always have mushrooms checked by an expert. There are some poisonous cep mushrooms - the boletus satanus in particular... Otherwise, they are really scrumptious! Dried or fresh. With or without a good wine ;) |
9 Mar 2017
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yanogator
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In Ohio (USA), morels are the king of mushrooms. They have a short season in the spring (around April) and aren �t sold in stores. They look like sponges on stems. The cap is hollow inside. We usually saute them in butter. Bruce |
9 Mar 2017
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brazilian boy
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Hi there In Brazil we call "cogumelo Shitake" |
9 Mar 2017
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yanogator
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Shiitake mushrooms are popular here, too. |
9 Mar 2017
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ninon100
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In Russia porcini are called BELYY GRIB - white mushroom - due to the fact that they don �t go grey or dark when cooked or dried. Other mushrooms do, but not these. They stay white, hence the name. They are considered "the king of mushrooms" in Russia. We pick them in forests, not supermarkets :) |
9 Mar 2017
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kasiopeja01
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In Slovakia Hr�b Dubovy or Dubak :) |
9 Mar 2017
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karagozian
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Oh, we do pick them in forests too. In supermarket may be tricky ! |
10 Mar 2017
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Jayho
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I googled porcini and the first result was Wikipedia�s boletus edulis. Apparently, it doesn�t grow naturally in the Southern Hemisphere but a wild crop was discovered in Australia 5 years ago. Other than this rare find, we have to buy it dried.
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10 Mar 2017
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