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Maitake mushrooms grow in clusters at the base of trees. It is also called “hen of the woods” and is known for its meaty consistency.
G by Mike Isabella
G by Mike Isabella in Washington, D.C., serves ricotta cavatelli with wild mushroom bolognese.
Maitake is in the Inception stage. It’s considered a premium ingredient that can be found on mostly fine-dining menus.
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