Shiitake

"The fellow you called Shiitake was a hardworking man, a pillar of the community, who lived with his elderly parents, and went to the Buddhist temple.

Corpse in the Abstract Crayne, J. D. 2003

Here are Shiitake mushrooms growing on a log, as they might in the wild.

Yay for Fungus Fest! 2009

In lieu of the braised chicken thigh, I am treated to a slightly larger share of the veggies including 2 of the 3 roasted garlic cloves from the Sunchoke/Shiitake mushroom sauté.

Liz Neumark: Cooking Up a Storm! Liz Neumark 2011

In lieu of the braised chicken thigh, I am treated to a slightly larger share of the veggies including 2 of the 3 roasted garlic cloves from the Sunchoke/Shiitake mushroom sauté.

Liz Neumark: Cooking Up a Storm! Liz Neumark 2011

Sunchoke and Shiitake Mushroom Hash with shallots, thyme, sage and garlic

Liz Neumark: Cooking Up a Storm! Liz Neumark 2011

Sunchoke and Shiitake Mushroom Hash with shallots, thyme, sage and garlic

Liz Neumark: Cooking Up a Storm! Liz Neumark 2011

Elad Lassry (Israeli, born 1977) Green Peppers, Shiitake.

Cat Weaver: The MoMA's New Photography 2010: Post-Appropriation Cat Weaver 2010

Shiitake contains a variety of constituents that have demonstrated a wide range of actions, including immune modulation, antitumor, liver protection, cholesterol lowering, antiviral, and blood pressure–lowering.

Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010

Shiitake is the most popular edible mushroom in Asian cuisine, including the cuisines of China and Japan, and has been gaining popularity in the United States.

Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010

He had started with an Asian Mizuna Salad with Tempura Shiitake Nori Rolls, and iced market oysters ordered for the both of them.

DEVILS IN EXILE Chuck Hogan 2010