British Edible Fungi: How to Distinguish And How to Cook Them. With Coloured Figures of Upwards to Forty Species
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or eight ounces of lean uncooked ham, cut into small squares, and put them in a large stewpan, adding a large wineglass of the best salad oil, and fry for a few minutes, until the ham takes a pale yellowish colour ; then add the pieces of boletus, and fry for another five minutes ; remove from the fire, and add a tea- spoonful of common salt, a salt spoonful of crushed (not ground) black pepper, one large sweet Spanish red pepper cut in pieces (but if not to be procured substitute a fresh green... chili) a little nutmeg, and a teaspoonful of chopped parsley ; add a large wineglass- ful of sherry. Then place it on the fire, the lid of the stewpan closely shut down, and let it stew gently for three quarters of an hour; stir in the juice of half a lemon, and serve up hot.
XVII.— OTHER BOLETI.
JUST at the time of year when the edible boletus is going off, and becoming scarce, another species nearly as large, and some think equally good, is making its appearance. Of course the two are often found together, but the plentiful season for one is in advance of that of the other.
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or eight ounces of lean uncooked ham, cut into small squares, and put them in a large stewpan, adding a large wineglass of the best salad oil, and fry for a few minutes, until the ham takes a pale yellowish colour ; then add the pieces of boletus, and fry for another five minutes ; remove from the fire, and add a tea- spoonful of common salt, a salt spoonful of crushed (not ground) black pepper, one large sweet Spanish red pepper cut in pieces (but if not to be procured substitute a fresh green... chili) a little nutmeg, and a teaspoonful of chopped parsley ; add a large wineglass- ful of sherry. Then place it on the fire, the lid of the stewpan closely shut down, and let it stew gently for three quarters of an hour; stir in the juice of half a lemon, and serve up hot.
XVII.— OTHER BOLETI.
JUST at the time of year when the edible boletus is going off, and becoming scarce, another species nearly as large, and some think equally good, is making its appearance. Of course the two are often found together, but the plentiful season for one is in advance of that of the other.
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