Mushrooms: Mushroom Basics
Mushrooms , a type of fungi, differ from other plants in that they lack leaves, chlorophyll, flowers, and roots. Without chlorophyll, they are obliged to draw nutrition from existing organic mater ... Tags: mushroom safety mushroom basics mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/mushroom_basics.html
Mushrooms: How to Buy Mushrooms
Mushrooms are sold fresh, dried, frozen, canned, and blanched and sliced. When buying mushrooms that aren’t fresh, look for an expiration date on the product’s packaging. When buying ... Tags: how to buy mushrooms mushrooms buying mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/how_to_buy_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: How to Store Mushrooms
Raw or cooked, mushrooms are fragile and deteriorate quickly. Handle them with care and refrigerate them as soon as possible. Here are some more specific storage guidelines: Fresh (unrefrigerated) ... Tags: how to store mushrooms mushrooms storing mushrooms drying out mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/how_to_store_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: How to Prepare Mushrooms
You can use mushrooms whole, remove their stems, cut them into pieces, slice them, or chop them. No matter how you plan to serve your mushrooms, you first need to clean them and dry them. To clean ... Tags: peeling mushrooms how to prepare mushrooms preparing mushrooms preparing dried mushrooms mushrooms using mushroom stems www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/how_to_prepare_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: How to Cook Mushrooms
Mushrooms can be sautéed, broiled, fried, and so on. To prevent blackening, avoid cooking them in aluminum pans. Add salt only at the end of the cooking process; otherwise, the mushrooms will ... Tags: how to cook mushrooms cooking mushrooms eating raw mushrooms mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/how_to_cook_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Types of Mushrooms
Although most mushrooms are edible, few species are actually consumed, as most species can be tough, woody, or gelatinous, give off an unpleasant smell, or just plain taste bad. Only about 20 vari ... Tags: mushrooms types of mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/types_of_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: The Common Mushroom
The most widely cultivated and consumed mushroom, the common mushroom is found in various regions, including North and South America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. Easily grown, it owes its ... Tags: mushrooms common mushrooms buying common mushrooms mushroom recipes cooking common mushrooms storing common mushrooms preparing common mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/the_common_mushroom.html
Mushrooms: Enoki Mushrooms
The delicate-tasting enoki mushroom , also called the velvet shank , has a long stem (up to 4" tall) topped with a tiny white cap. It grows in clusters on live or dead tree trunks, as well as on t ... Tags: enoki mushrooms mushrooms serving enoki mushrooms preparing enoki mushrooms storing enoki mushrooms enoki mushrooms nutritional information www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/enoki_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Morel Mushrooms
Edible, relatively rare spring mushrooms, morels are highly prized for their pleasant taste. They grow in temperate regions. They are easily identifiable and among the simplest wild mushrooms to p ... Tags: morel mshrooms mushrooms cooking morel mushrooms preparing morel mushrooms buying morel mushrooms storing morel mushrooms morel mushroom nutritional information www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/morel_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Pleurotus Mushrooms
Pleurotus mushrooms often have a cap that’s 6" or more in diameter, reminiscent of an oversized ear. They grow on trees and dead wood. Some varieties have a short lateral stalk, called a st ... Tags: pleurotus mushrooms mushrooms buying pleurotus mushrooms how to cook pleurotus mushrooms storing pleurotus mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/pleurotus_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Shiitake Mushrooms
An edible mushroom that grows on wood, the shiitake is indigenous to Asia, where it has been known for at least 2,000 years. Today it is cultivated intensively in countries such as China, Korea, a ... Tags: shiitake mushrooms mushrooms cooking shiitake mushrooms buying shiitake mushrooms shiitake mushrooms nutritional information storing shiitake mushrooms www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/shiitake_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Boletus Mushrooms
Boletus mushrooms , commonly called boletes , are fleshy edible mushrooms native to temperate regions including Europe, North America, and Australia. They generally grow in evergreen forests (pine ... Tags: boletus mushrooms mushrooms cooking boletus mushrooms preparing boletus mushrooms storing boletus mushrooms boletus mushrooms nutritional information www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/boletus_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Wood Ear Mushrooms
The wood ear (also known as the tree ear or Jew’s ear ) is an edible mushroom that grows on the trunks of beech, elder, and walnut trees. Originally known as Judas’s ear , it owes th ... Tags: mushrooms wood ear mushrooms cooking wood ear mushrooms buying wood ear mushrooms preparing wood ear mushrooms storing wood ear mushrooms wood ear mushrooms nutritional information www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/wood_ear_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Chanterelle Mushrooms
Chanterelles are delicious edible mushrooms that grow in coniferous and deciduous forests in temperate regions. Highly prized by European connoisseurs, they are less well known in North Amer ... Tags: chanterelle mushrooms mushrooms storing chanterelle mushrooms buying chanterelle mushrooms preparing chanterelle mushrooms chanterelle mushroom nutritional information www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/chanterelle_mushrooms.html
Mushrooms: Truffles
are hard-to-find edible fungi that grow on the roots of trees, particularly oaks. For a long time, experts had trouble understanding how they grew and how to classify them—though theyȁ ... Tags: truffles buying truffles mushrooms cooking truffles preparing truffles storing truffles nutritional information truffles types of truffles www.quamut.com/quamut/mushrooms/page/truffles.html Copyright © 2008 Barnes & Noble, Inc. |