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The pearls of the fungi world

There are few things more delectable than a fresh oyster mushroom sauteed in butter with a little garlic. Even I, who claim to not be a fan of anything to do with fungi, battle to refuse a well-cooked oyster mushroom, especially when it is paired with a crispy bit of prosciutto on a fresh rocket salad, or in something warmer and richer for this time of year.

A few years

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