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1. An Introduction To Mushrooms - By: Michael Russell
Mushrooms belong to the Fungi group. They are fleshy plants that grow from decaying materials. They need the nutrients that they get from the decay because they do not have chlorophyll. This means that they cannot produce their own food. They usually grow in the more temperate regions of the world a...

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Wild Rice & Mushroom Casserole
Makes: 4-5 ServingsIngredients: 2 Cups Wild Rice1 Vidalia Onion - Sliced4 Cups Vegetable Broth5 White Mushrooms - Sliced3 Cloves Garlic - Diced Directions:1. Add ingredients to crockpot orcasserole dish.2. Pour broth over top & cover.3. Cook on low heat for hours untilvegetables are soft and rice is finished.
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2. Online Cooking Interview: Get To Know A Personal Chef! - By: Paul Rinehart
Online Cooking is pleased to offer an insider's look into the growing personal chef industry. This week, we would like to introduce Heather N. Mader, the owner of Black Radish Personal Chef in Portland, Oregon. Chef Mader graciously offered to share her insights on life as a personal chef with O...

3. A New Crop Of Research Reveals Consumers Are Ready To Go Au Naturale In Fresh Food Packaging - By: Ara
(ARA) - A new study conducted by Grapentine Company, Inc., reveals that a large group of consumers are interested in purchasing fresh food in natural-based packaging. These consumers are prepared to back that up with their wallets, and will pay extra per item if it is contained in a package derived ...

4. The Superfoods - By: (see Article)
Through clinical studies, observation of long-lived societies and chemical analysis of foods and the substances they contain, a variety of foods have been identified as "superfoods". The vitamins, minerals, fats and other substances particular to these foods have been found to greatly extend life, s...

5. Wild Foods, Anyone? - By: Stephania Munson-bishop
Grab a grocery bag and visit meadow, field, or forest for tender green spring plants provided by Nature. With a Roger Tory Peterson's 'Field Guide to the Birds' in hand, and Euell Gibbons 'Stalking the Wild Asparagus' or 'Handbook of Edible Wild Plants', you can forage for delic...

6. Flatulence And Coping With It. - By: Michael Russell
Flatulence is the basis of an entire genre of humor. Global warming is influenced by flatulence. For most of us however, the real impact of flatulence is when we suffer uncontrollable or barely controllable flatulence in formal situations. Being a champion gas producer may impress classmates in s...

7. Shiitake Mushroom - By: Mpam Id: 1971673
Chinese Mushroom - Also called Shiitake mushroom, Chinese black mushroom and forest mushroom (not to be confused with European dried mushrooms), these are the most widely used mushrooms in Chinese cooking and are grown chiefly in China and Japan . Their fleshy caps are dense, and their stems are tou...

8. Research Confirms Drinking Relieves Stress - By: Art Turner
The results are in, the clinical trials have spoken. Drinking relieves stress--drinking green tea, that is. There's something in green tea that helps us relax. And it may start turning up in other foods soon. The legendary benefits of green tea--weight loss, cancer prevention, immune system b...



9. Christmas Recipes: Main Dishes. No.4 Of 12 - Seafood Paella - By: (see Article)
Christmas recipe serves: 12 Preparation time: 10 minutes Cooking time: 40 minutes Calories per serving: 605 Not suitable for freezing Christmas recipe ingredients * Onions or shallot: 225 g (8 oz) * Celery, 125 g (4 oz) * Garlic c...

10. Polish Cooking, Aspic Of Pike, - By: Lechu
Aspic of Pike, Pike Township style For centuries fish were plentiful. Poor people could not afford meat, but fish, wild mushrooms, or wild berries were always available, and considered as inferior foods. Polish people used to say Fish and mushrooms, flour and meadow to describe a ri...

11. Food In Italy: Italian Cooking And Dining From Your Villa Or Apartment - By: Suzanne Pidduck
If you've rented a villa or apartment in Italy, no doubt you'll be trying to sample all the foods of Italy you can-- dining out and eating in. Here's a quick and easy guide for getting food in Italy, whether you're ordering your first Italian meal at that sumptuous restaurant down the st...

12. Italian Cooking - By: Michael Russell
True Italian cooking is arguably one of the most delightful cuisines in the world. Italian cooks take their food selection, preparation and enjoyment very seriously. Every meal is a family celebration, each course enjoyed with lots of conversation. A meal in Italy is purely delightful. It...

13. Celestial Seasonings - By: Michael Russell
Celestial Seasonings Celestial Seasonings is a very popular specialty tea company that originated in Colorado in 1969. Founder Mo Siegel gathered wild herbs in the forests and canyons of the Rocky Mountains near Aspen, Colorado to make healthy herbal teas. One day while exploring with fri...

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Eating Wild Mushrooms Can Be Deadly
California reminds consumers that eating wild mushrooms can cause serious illness and even death, food safety issues need to be taken into consideration when eating wild mushrooms.... More

Strong Roots From Green Shoots
These are heady times for ethical consumers. From its bohemian roots, the organic food movement has mushroomed into an industry worth 1.6bn... More

Red Lobster Opens First Restaurant In Inglewood
City quality watchdogs yesterday caught restaurants cooking food produced by unlicensed manufacturers and others short-weighting during a spot check on 35... More

Wine And Mushrooms.
Torres, the Spanish producer, sent out an email yesterday. Generally unexciting except this month they have a little advice on matching mushroom dishes with wine giving examples from their own range (obviously). "Whether we gather them ourselves in the wild or buy them without further poetry from the market, we are going to look at the best wines to accompany them. The first thing to bear in mind is that there are numerous types of wild mushrooms and infinite ways of preparing them. Selecting a wine depends on both factors. In general, the gelatinous texture of mushrooms is better complemented by red wines. But that does not prevent them, if prepared in simple, lighter ways, from being perfectly paired with white wines that have seen some ageing (for example a Gran Via Sol or a Nerola White). For stronger mushrooms with more flavour you can choose a red varietal such as Pinot Noir (for example a Mas Borrs or a Marimar Pinot Noir). As it is smooth and elegant, it will not mask the flavour of the mushrooms. For more potent stews accompanied by wild mushrooms, choose red wines that are intense and full-bodied (such as a Gran Coronas or a Terrasola Syrah). And remember that the best pairing is one where wine and food are perfectly integrated without either losing their singular flavour."Search Tags: wine food & drink mushrooms spanish wine ... More

Dried Mushrooms Are Always In Season, And So Is This Pasta Dish
I've been in a mushroom mood lately. Lucky for me, farmed portobellos, shiitakes and creminis are available year-round. Wild mushrooms are seasonal, coming and going with the rainy season, and I hear that chanterelles are starting up in Oregon. Within...... More

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