Converse of object

• slice: Add cream and brandy to pan when sliced mushrooms are cooked.

• chop: Also, black olives can be replaced with finely chopped button mushrooms.

Adjective modifier

• sauteed: Andrew tells me his favorite breakfast consists of sautéed field mushrooms among which an egg has been poached.

• magic: The last two years has seen a dramatic increase in the number of shops selling magic mushrooms from only a handful to over 400.

• edible: This type of fungus includes our familiar edible mushroom.

• hallucinogenic: The reason for the new laws is to stop the commercial sale of hallucinogenic mushrooms.

• wild: Do not feed wild mushrooms to people who don't want to eat them.

• grilled: Steak and chips 1 grilled rump steak with 75g low-fat oven chips, grilled mushrooms and salad with fat-free dressing.

Modifies a noun

• risotto: Alternatively try with roast beef, rack of lamb or wild mushroom risotto.

• stroganoff: A wild mushroom stroganoff, of ceps and cauliflower fungus, follows.

• bhaji: We began with onion bhaji ( £ 1.00 ), Potato bhaji ( £ 1.50 ), and mushroom bhaji ( £ 1.80 ).

• compost: We planted the tree in a mixture of bone meal and mushroom compost.

• mycelium: When the compost is ammonia free ( 5ppm ), spawning with mushroom mycelium can commence.

• pate: Seamus also likes a yeast spread, or mushroom pate spread on.

Noun used with modifier

• shiitake: In another area he has started to grow shiitake mushrooms under a graceful canopy, a living tunnel of woven willow trees.

• shitake: I had a terrine of confit chicken with shitake mushrooms, baby leeks and apple chutney.

• porcini: Everything from fish to fruit, vegetables, spices and dried porcini mushrooms is sold here.

• portobello: Two cards that lineman oregon guard portobello mushrooms so ionosphere can emit.

• oyster: Each cap is about 1cm across, much like small oyster mushrooms.

• psilocybin: Powell goes on to look at the evidence that the Maya also used psilocybin mushrooms.