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Porcini Mushrooms - Dried

Name: Porcini Mushrooms - Dried
Brand: GourmetFoodStore.com
SKU: 31079
Price: 37.21 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5.000 (2 reviews)

from China by GourmetFoodStore.com

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ITEM DESCRIPTION	TEMP	PRICE PER UNIT	PRICE	QTY	SKU
1 lb	room temp	$37.21	$37.21		3107901
20 x 1 lb	room temp	$33.48	$669.60		3107902

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Porcini Mushrooms - Dried

Flavorful Porcinis keep their great intensity when dried, and can be easily added to many preparations to add their meaty and earthy flavor. Simply rehydrate with hot water - leave for about 15 minutes - and toss the mushrooms and the delicious liquid into sauces, stews and soups. You can also discard the liquid, drain, and sauté the porcinis with oil or butter. If you want the flavor but not the texture, just grind into a powder and add to the preparation - also great as a rub on steaks or poultry before grilling.
Ingredients: Porcini mushrooms (Boletus Edulis).
Storage: room temperature
Availability: Usually ships within 1 business days. Product is non-perishable and can ship via Ground service.

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Dec 30, 2020

Nice mushrooms, consistent size and little to no dirt or powder in bottom of bag

Scott from Grants Pass, OR

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Feb 18, 2020

Better than expected!

Frank from Brownsville, TX

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Product Questions And Answers

Q: What grade are the porcini?
A: These porcini mushrooms are Grade A.

Q: What country of origin is it?
A: The country of origin is China.

Porcini Mushrooms - Dried Recipes

Venison Stew Recipe

One of the simplest but most delicious dishes out there, this classic hearty venison stew is loaded with veggies, seasonings and the sweet touch of blueberries. This is the perfect recipe for the cooler months, to pair with a crock pot of humble rice, or perhaps just some nice bread to soak all those beautiful juices.
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