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Day: July 31, 2005

Matsutakes

Buenos Aires – One of the items I was able to pick up yesterday in the Asian grocery was a bag of matsutake mushrooms. If you’re not familiar with these, also known as pine mushrooms, they are amongst the priciest of all fungi. It’s not unusual in the U.S. to see imported Japanese matsutake going… Read More Matsutakes

2005.Jul.31 Sunday2007.Jul.01 Sunday Dan Perlman3 Comments

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