How To Use Boletus In A Sentence
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Count the gills under the cap - or in the case of a boletus, the holes.
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Double-boiled whole shark's fin soup with matsutake, sauteed scallops with termite mushroom and ginkgo and wok-fired prawns with boletus and almonds are just some of the innovations.
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My favorite, however, was picking more than a garbage bag full of boletus edulis, more popularly known as porcini mushrooms in the mountains of New Mexico.
Foragers, Speak Up - Bitten Blog - NYTimes.com
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After trying some excellent golden chanterelles (Cantharellus cibarius), some ceps (Boletus edulis) or porcini, as they are more commonly known in Australia, were on sale last week, so 300g came home with me from Damien Pike's stall at Prahran Market.
Archive 2007-10-01
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Count the gills under the cap - or in the case of a boletus, the holes.
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Ingredients: purified water, bailing mushroom, champignon , Boletus edulis, Agaricus Blazei, Morchella esculenta, LiquoricRoot, red jujube, honey, oligosaccharides.
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Ilpo Musto for The Wall Street Journal Boletus mushrooms, also called porcini, are among the most popular for their rich, nutty flavor.
Foraging in Finland
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Double-boiled whole shark's fin soup with matsutake, sauteed scallops with termite mushroom and ginkgo and wok-fired prawns with boletus and almonds are just some of the innovations.
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The package being made for Canada, I decided that the word Jiaozi would be more readily recognized (like the currently popular Italian porcini which is also known as a boletus or cep(e) but that is another story).
Dumplings of the world, unite!
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Like other boletus mushrooms, ceps are liable to infestation by larval insects.
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The chef has produced a varied menu ranging from boletus cooked in oil to seafood risotto..
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The package being made for Canada, I decided that the word Jiaozi would be more readily recognized (like the currently popular Italian porcini which is also known as a boletus or cep(e) but that is another story).
Archive 2006-05-01
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The most popular is the boletus, known as porcini in places like Italy and the U.S.
Fun With Fungi:
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Another enemy of pines is the fungus, especially the white, thread-like spores of the purpled stemmed boletus, which often penetrates and disrupts the bark of the roots, forming a white network upon the roots.
Beachwood-in-the-Pines « Beachwood Historical Alliance
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Notable is the fact that the boletus edulis, commonly known as porcini, has made a huge comeback in recent years and is one of the most hunted of the mushroom species.
ThinkSPAIN - The leading English Spanish website
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Count the gills under the cap - or in the case of a boletus, the holes.
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Some suggested mushrooms to use in the broth are coral mushrooms (rumeria rubripermanens), field mushrooms (agaricus campestrus) and ceps (boletus edulis.)
Wild Mushroom Broth: Caldo de Hongos Silvestres
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His delicious little Wild Mushroom Beignets are for those lucky enough to know where to gather boletuses and horns of plenty.
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Some suggested mushrooms to use in the broth are coral mushrooms (rumeria rubripermanens), field mushrooms (agaricus campestrus) and ceps (boletus edulis.)
Wild Mushroom Broth: Caldo de Hongos Silvestres
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Culinary suggestions Side of beef with boletus mushrooms. Wild boar , venison. Roast duck with cherries.
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Thomé says that Boletus laricis and Polyporus fomentarius yield the “amadou” of commerce.
Among the Mushrooms A Guide For Beginners
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The chef has produced a varied menu ranging from boletus cooked in oil to seafood risotto..
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Boletus and the famous truffles are examples of these types of mushrooms.
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The thickly sliced boletus should go in the pan within a minute or two of the trout being done so they stay almost crunchy.
Fool’s Paradise
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The firm, nut-flavored boletus are more blue-collar and not as coveted by connoisseurs, but they go better with brook trout.
Fool’s Paradise
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His delicious little Wild Mushroom Beignets are for those lucky enough to know where to gather boletuses and horns of plenty.
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On the whole, the best varieties of mushroom grow in wooded areas, whether deciduous, as for the cep and grisette, or coniferous, as for chanterelles and the Japanese matsutake and some kinds of boletus.
