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Terms in Spanish 1941-1950 of 4913

champiñón de pino japones

[Spanish] plural champiñónes de pino japones

Matsutake, the Japanese pine mushroom, a rare and sought after mushroom.

champinoñes al ajillo

/chahm-pee-NOH-nyehs ahl ah-HEE-yoh/
[Spanish]

Mushrooms with garlic

champiñones a la murciana

/chahm-pee-NYOH-nehs ah lah moor-see-AH-nah/
[Spanish]

"Mushrooms in the style of Murcia." Button mushrooms stewed with garlic and onions, ham, slices of chorizo and paprika.

champiñones a la polonesa

/chahm-pee-NYOH-nehs ah lah poh-loh-NEH-seh/
[Spanish]

"Mushrooms in the style of Poland" Mushrooms coated with béchamel sauce, baked and garnished with chopped hard boiled egg.

champiñones al jerez

/chahm-pee-NYOH-nehs ahl heh-rehs/
[Spanish]

"Mushrooms with sherry." Mushrooms stewed in sherry.

champiñones al Segoviana

/chahm-pee-NYOH-nehs ahl seh-goh-bee-AH-nah/
[Spanish]

"Mushrooms in the style of Segovia." Mushrooms stewed with bacon, garlic and wine.

champiñones con salsa holandesa

/chahm-pee-NYOH-nehs kohn SAHL-sah hoh-lahn-DEH-sah/
[Spanish]

Mushrooms boiled and coated with hollandaise sauce.

champinoñes rellenos

/chahm-pee-NOH-nyehs reh-YEH-nohs/
[Spanish]

Mushrooms stuffed with minced (US: ground) pork mixed with breadcrumbs or with ham.

champiñones salteados

/chahm-pee-NYOH-nehs sahl-teh-AH-dohs/
[Spanish]

Sautéed mushrooms

champiñón silvestre

[Spanish] plural champiñones silvestres

Large white field mushroom, with a cap anything from 5 (2") to 15 cm (6") in diameter.