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What (who) is mushroom quiche - definition

DEPARTMENT OF GUATEMALA
El Quiché department; El Quiché Department; El Quiché (department); El Quiché; Quiché department; Quiche (department); Quiche department; El Quiche department; Quiche Department; El Quiche; El Quiche (department); El Quiche Department; Quiché (department)

Mushroom hunting         
  • [[Chanterelle]]s
  • A collection of ''[[Boletus edulis]]''
  • ''[[Clitocybe rivulosa]]'' is an example of a deadly mushroom species sometimes misidentified as an edible species.
  • A basket of [[edible mushroom]]s from Ukraine
  • ''[[Inocybe lacera]]'' is a typical 'little brown mushroom', and is easily identifiable only by distinctive microscopic features.
  • A large hen of the woods ([[Maitake]]) specimen found in New York state.
  • Forest-picked mushrooms at a Ukrainian market in [[Kolomyia]], [[Ukraine]]
  • Locals selling mushrooms and berries collected in the [[Dainava Forest]], [[Lithuania]]
  • morels]]
  • ''[[Psilocybe semilanceata]]'' is hunted for its psychotropic properties.
ACTIVITY OF GATHERING MUSHROOMS IN THE WILD
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Mushroom hunting, mushrooming, mushroom picking, mushroom foraging, and similar terms describe the activity of gathering mushrooms in the wild, typically for culinary use. This practice is popular throughout most of Europe, Australia, Japan, Korea, parts of the Middle East, and the Indian subcontinent, as well as the temperate regions of Canada and the United States.
mushrooming         
  • [[Chanterelle]]s
  • A collection of ''[[Boletus edulis]]''
  • ''[[Clitocybe rivulosa]]'' is an example of a deadly mushroom species sometimes misidentified as an edible species.
  • A basket of [[edible mushroom]]s from Ukraine
  • ''[[Inocybe lacera]]'' is a typical 'little brown mushroom', and is easily identifiable only by distinctive microscopic features.
  • A large hen of the woods ([[Maitake]]) specimen found in New York state.
  • Forest-picked mushrooms at a Ukrainian market in [[Kolomyia]], [[Ukraine]]
  • Locals selling mushrooms and berries collected in the [[Dainava Forest]], [[Lithuania]]
  • morels]]
  • ''[[Psilocybe semilanceata]]'' is hunted for its psychotropic properties.
ACTIVITY OF GATHERING MUSHROOMS IN THE WILD
Rules for mushroom hunting; Mushrooming; Mushroom picking in Slavic culture; Mushroom foraging; Mushroom forage; Hunting mushrooms; Foraging for mushrooms; Mushroom picking; Mushroom hunters; Mushroom hunter; Little Brown Mushroom; Little brown mushroom; Shrooming; Mushroom collecting; Mushroom gathering; Little brown mushrooms; Mushroomed; Mushroomer; Mushroomers; Mushroom hunt; Mushroom hunts; Mushroom hunted; Mushroom-hunting; Mushroom-hunted; Mushroom-hunts; Mushroom-hunt; Mushroom-hunters; Mushroom-hunter; Mushroom pick; Mushroom picks; Mushroom picked; Mushroom picker; Mushroom pickers; Mushroom-pick; Mushroom-picks; Mushroom-picked; Mushroom-picking; Mushroom-picker; Mushroom-pickers; Picking mushrooms; Picked mushrooms; Picks mushrooms; Pick mushrooms; Hunted mushrooms; Hunts mushrooms; Hunt mushrooms; Mushroom foragers
noun gather mushrooms.
mushroom cloud         
  • Mushroom cloud in an engraving from Gerhard Vieth's ''Physikalischer Kinderfreund'' (1798)
  • Siege of Gibraltar]] and the Explosion of the Floating Batteries, artist unknown, c.1782
MUSHROOM-SHAPED CLOUD PRODUCED BY A LARGE (OFTEN NUCLEAR) EXPLOSION
Mushroom Cloud; Mushroom-cloud; Mushroom clouds
(mushroom clouds)
A mushroom cloud is an extremely large cloud caused by a nuclear explosion.
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Wikipedia

Quiché Department

Quiché (Spanish pronunciation: [kiˈtʃe]) is a department of Guatemala. It is in the heartland of the Kʼicheʼ (Quiché) people, to the north-west of Guatemala City. The capital is Santa Cruz del Quiché. The word Kʼicheʼ comes from the language of the same name, which means "many trees".

Examples of use of mushroom quiche
1. Main courses: Cornish hen steaks in barbecue sauce – NIS '5, Florentine beef steak NIS '5; mushroom quiche (pie for eight) – NIS 60; traditional tzimmes (stewed carrots) with plums (1.3 kilograms) – NIS 45; baked apples stuffed with walnuts (five portions) – NIS 60.