Shiitake mushrooms are the most common ingredient in traditional Chinese medicine.
Shiitake has a very high glutamic acid content.
Shiitake mushrooms. Guess-- can anybody guess what this is?
Shiites and Crusaders, by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who was running Al Qaeda in Iraq at the time.
Shiite attacks on Sunnis.
So shiitake mushrooms, when they're farmed, they're grown on byproducts from the timber industry.
Maybe shiitake. And shiitake is a good mushroom.
powerful Shiite country in the early days of the Revolution one of the reasons Saddam Hussein invaded with the support of all the Arab countries and
to Shiites and sunnis together and we're talking about you know many hundreds of people and they had formed an organization and they had agreed that
It was a Shiite militia backed by Iran that sort of proto Hezbollah that did that attack, that killed those marines.
That every time a Shiite set off a roadside bomb, these new improved copper cord enhanced...
We have shiitakes here today, whatever you can get at the farmer's market.
These are shiitakes today.
Is that-- Shiitake mushroom.
And humans have farmed shiitake mushrooms for about 5,000 years.
They're also-- shiitake mushrooms and agaricus bisporus mushrooms are also really high in iron, vitamin B12, and a whole array of other really healthy vitamins
We get delicious shiitake mushrooms to eat.
And the shiitake mushrooms.
I added some shiitake mushrooms.
This is dried shiitake mushroom.
We have just whole shiitake that are fresh.
So some roasted shiitake mushrooms really get into super tasty, salty, umami for sure.
Sunnis and Shiites were killing each other left and right.
mosque and Shiite marketplaces the way to counter that was to put up checkpoints and walls around
and so if a Shiite militia man got in he wasn't going to get out if he killed anybody this was actually very effective
Sunni attacks on Shiites.
Sunni and a Shia Shiite detainee and they were both in solitary for a while and they both were dying for recreation and he put the two of these men together
to withdraw the Shiite government doesn't want us to withdraw the Saudis the kuwaitis the jordanians the Egyptians the Israelis
Insurrection in the Shiite areas and the Kurdish areas and the Americans didn't
Where they found these bomb factories in Shiite, Iraq.
They were being made by Shiite Arab Iraqis.
So those two most commonly grown mushrooms-- shiitake mushrooms, in nature, grow on decomposing logs.
How do you feel about some shiitakes from a parking lot in New Jersey?
sure that Iran would stay Shiite.
and the reversion to the Shiite Sunni schism, overlaid with tribal rivalries, overlaid
I wish we could get shiite and sunni to cooperate.
That it would be the Shiite versus the the Sunnis; the north versus the south.
violence against sunnis violence against Shiites tended to occur in the daytime in public places with bombs in Shiite
This is an instance in Iraq among Shiites.
Islam perhaps in all of Shiite Islam who's who the government of Iraq will never do anything that he's against so he is in a way a supreme leader but he
that um Iraq may be as a Shiite country well it will be a majority Shiite
And we'll have a series and Baluchi suicide bombers and Shiite, you know, revolutionaries and whoever all vying for power
America's had minimal influence in super majority Shiite Iraq ever since the end of Iraq War II.
You got a lot of umami coming from shiitakes, and you need that brightness.
The second-most commonly grown mushroom in the world is the shiitake mushroom.
Adel Ibrahim, a young Shiite sheik from Iraq vehemently told the "New York Times" at that moment, "You need to let the world know there's
process, adopted the Shiite version of Islam in order to distinguish itself from the Turkish
and all different kinds of vegetables like winter squash and shiitakes and scallions and ginger and carrots.
shimeji, shiitake, but we didn't have our own.
the anatomy of Iraqi violence he pointed out that Shiite violence or violence against Shiites was very different from