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Mushrooms

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By Paul Gayler

Published 1999

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The choice of cultivated mushrooms in the shops is increasing all the time. Button mushrooms are useful for their white flesh, which doesn’t discolour sauces, but for flavour I prefer the more meaty portabello, chestnut and field mushrooms. Wild mushrooms are expensive but delicious, and their flavours are so intense that just a few can be used to liven up a dish of cultivated mushrooms.
When buying mushrooms, look for firm specimens that smell fresh and are neither withered nor waterlogged. Store in the fridge in a paper bag with a few air holes in it and use within two or three days.

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