Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Enokidake.
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- n. An enoki mushroom, Flammulina velutipes
Etymologies
Examples
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The hon shimiji, which I think I know as enoki mushrooms, brought a light smokiness and the pickled ramp bottoms again brought a zing.
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Shinto, and also in many Buddhist, temple grounds, is planted the tree called enoki [7] which is sacred to him, and in which he is supposed by the peasantry to dwell; for they pray before the enoki always to Kojin.
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And the "enoki" in "enokitake" apparently is hackberry, "lotus tree", or otherwise known as a type of elm.
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As it works, she takes another taper, filled with enoki mushroom stems, to the small refrigerator and comes back with saucepan and whisk.
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We dropped in slices of onion and cabbage and enoki and chrysanthemum leaves for long simmering to enrich the broth.
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We loved the earthy wood ear and delicate enoki mushrooms, and the crunchy lotus root.
Hot, and in more ways than one Uncle Liu's showcases popular pots
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The vegan stew is making an appearance again – this time with sihmeji and enoki mushrooms.
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It contains fried tofu, mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, onion and squash all simmered in a spicy sauce and sprinkled with scallions and sesame.
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Nigiri with salmon roe, tamagoyaki, avocado, enoki mushrooms and fried tofu on sushi rice.
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Their Malaysian Curry Noodle Soup comes with egg noodles in a coconut chicken broth topped with sautéed chicken, eggplant, green beans, enoki mushrooms, shitakes, onions and frizzled shallots.
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