- to be beta-glucans.[citation needed] In Korea,
mushroom teas
known as
beoseot-cha (버섯차 [pʌ.sʌt̚.tɕʰa]) are made from
edible mushrooms such as
black hoof...
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Matsutake (****anese: 松茸/マツタケ),
Tricholoma matsutake, is a
species of
choice edible mycorrhizal mushroom that
grows in
Eurasia and
North America. It is...
- case the ingredient's name may be
prefixed to the dish's name such as "
beoseot-kimchi-bokkeum-bap" (버섯김치볶음밥,
literally "mushroom
kimchi fried rice")....
- ear
mushroom and pineapple.
Starch slurry is used to
thicken the sauce.
Beoseot-tangsuyuk, a vegan/vegetarian
tangsuyuk dish
using shiitake mushroom as...
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soybean sprouts Haemul-****chae (해물잡채) – made with
seafood and
vegetables Beoseot-****chae (버섯잡채) – made with
mushrooms Gungjung-****chae (궁중잡채) - made with...
- mushroom"). In
India it is
called ****u, in Korean, it is
called paengi beoseot (팽이버섯)
which means "mushroom
planted near catalpa", and nấm kim châm in...
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front of the name of the dish. Kimchi-bokkeum-bap (kimchi
fried rice),
beoseot-bokkeum-bap (mushroom
fried rice), saeu-bokkeum-bap (shrimp
fried rice)...
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affricates as well. At the end of a syllable, /s/
changes to /t/ (example:
beoseot (버섯) 'mushroom'). /h/ may
become a
bilabial [ɸ]
before [o] or [u], a palatal...
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ground beef. Baekhap-jeonya (백합저냐) – made of
sliced scaly bulbs of lily.
Beoseot-jeonya (버섯저냐) – made of
sliced mushrooms. Bibimbap-jeonya (비빔밥저냐) – made...
- of
broth used
varies according to the type of
jeongol being prepared.
Beoseot jeongol (버섯전골) - made with
mushrooms Bosin jeongol (보신전골) - made with dog...
