shiitake
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- noun
- /ʃiˈtɑːkeɪ/
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shiitake
- The chef prepared a delicious stir-fry with shiitake mushrooms and vegetables.
- shiitake mushrooms
Everything on here is super healthy but also sounds like shiitake mushroom larb.
- Everything on here is super healthy but also sounds like shiitake mushroom larb.
- So there's lion mane, lion's mane, Turkey tail, reishi, shiitake, chaga and Cordyceps.
- And that I should not have been so prejudice, though I heard Merlin Deford say oyster shiitake were probably his preferences in taste.
- We're also doing a shiitake mushroom broth.
- Chaga, chaga, shiitake, shiitake, reishi, like for like rest.
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I'd planned a magnificent meal: veal in a shiitake béchamel sauce and my special thrice-whipped potato clouds.
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We're also doing a shiitake mushroom broth.
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This one has shiitake and turmeric in it.
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And this is just shiitake, powdered shiitake.
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And I love shiitake mushrooms with my entire existence.
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I'll be interested in finding out more about the shiitake mushroom project!
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Wow, dried premium white shiitake mushrooms.
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When I located some local shiitake mushrooms, however, I knew I'd hit the jackpot.
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We'll have the Terrine of Quail Breast with Shiitake Mushrooms to start.
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The key here is the vegetarian broth, which employs kombu and dried shiitake to give it body and flavor.
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Synonyms
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An edible mushroom from East Asia with a brown rounded top used in cooking
A dark brown or black mushroom used in Asian cooking
A mushroom from East Asia used in cooking with a dark cap and a tough, inedible stem
An edible East Asian mushroom used in cooking with a golden to dark brown cap and a stem not eaten
A mushroom from East Asia that people eat and grow for food
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Etymology
Shiitake comes from the Japanese words shii ('a kind of tree') and take ('mushroom'), so it originally meant 'mushroom of the shii tree', which helps explain why shiitake grow on wood and have a rich, earthy taste.