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straw mushroom

[ straw muhsh-room, -room ]

noun

  1. a small brown mushroom, Volvariella volvacea, used in Asian cuisine.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of straw mushroom1

First recorded in 1915–20; translation of Chinese caǒ gū; so called because the mushrooms are grown on compost of rice straw
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The fried fish cakes are springy as ever, and the lemongrass broth, punctuated with shrimp and straw mushrooms, retains its tang; Panngern changed the look, but not the chef.

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As I walked home, my cans of straw mushrooms and bamboo sprouts clanked together in my backpack, so that I didn’t ever forget as well.

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The flavorful mix of coconut milk, fresh lime juice, fish sauce and lemongrass complements the straw mushrooms, Thai peppers and chunks of chicken.

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And the tom kha kai, usually a rich and creamy soup with coconut milk, galangal and straw mushrooms, was thin and unsatisfying.

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It was a brown straw mushroom with a dull red feather round it.

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