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““Who am I? Guess!” Part 433: Sausages grow on trees, with a sweet and juicy flavor

2017-06-28View Original

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This post was last edited by liudongday on 2017-6-28 20:51. Guess it – it’s quite rare
Reply #22017-06-29
The Ganoderma honey species originate from regions such as Venezuela in Central and South America, and their shapes include elongated strip-like, crescent-shaped, cylindrical, and gourd-shaped forms.
Reply #32017-06-29
Once fully ripe, it has a wine-red appearance; the flesh inside is orange-yellow, the juice is as sweet as honey, and its flavor is aromatic and utterly irresistible!
Reply #42017-06-29
In South America, in addition to eating it as a fruit, shiitake honey is also used to make jams or preserved foods. Unripe shiitake honey can be used as a vegetable for frying, making soups, stews, and more; it is rich in nutrients and versatile in its uses!

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