THE Japanese have had a long-lasting love affair with mushrooms and no Japanese meal would seem to be complete without the humble fungi finding a place on the menu.
Mushrooms, which are called “Kinoko” in Japanese, are an essential part of Japanese cuisine and can be found in many of their dishes, be it grilled or stewed or even served in salad, soup or noodles.
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