しめじ
shimeji
Shimeji mushroom is a culinary name for clustered mushrooms with firm stems and small caps, generally cooked after trimming the shared base.

Shimeji mushroom is a culinary name used for clustered mushrooms commonly sold with many small caps attached to a shared base. The caps are usually pale or brown depending on the type, and the stems are slender and firm. The name is used for more than one closely related market type, so appearance can vary.
Shimeji is generally cooked rather than eaten raw, since cooking softens its firm texture and brings out a mild, savoury flavour. It is often separated into small clusters, with the tough base trimmed away. Fresh clusters are the usual form, though dried or otherwise processed versions may also be sold.
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しめじ
shimeji
蟹味菇
xièwèi gū
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