SPECIALTY MUSHROOM RECIPES

Oyster Mushroom with Broiled Rock-Codfish

6 oz. filet of rock-cod
1/4 lb. Sliced fresh oyster mushrooms
1 oz. white wine
1 oz. sweet unsalted butter
1/2 oz. olive or canola oil
1 slice of ginger
pinch of salt teaspoon of sugar

Brush the filet of fish with oil and broil with ginger and oil and a pinch of salt (bake at 450 degrees) for 6-8 minutes, then remove from broiling pan. Put the pan on the stove at high heat and add the wine to the pan. Once the wine has boiled down by two-thirds, add the mushrooms. Saute for roughly a minute before adding the butter and sugar. Quickly mix the ingredients together until butter forms a smooth texture. This should only take 15 to 20 seconds. Then remove the sauce and poor over fish. It can be served with vegetables and pasta or rice.



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APF COOKING TIPS


  • Fresh shiitake mushrooms should be firm and unblemished. They should not have a strong odor when purchased. When cooked, they are prized for their meaty texture.


  • Always look for the "APF" label to be assured of the highest quality Shiitake mushrooms.


  • Keep any stock made from boiled mushrooms for gravy or soups as it is full of vitamins and minerals.


  • Enoki Mushrooms are very mild in taste. When fresh, they should be white and firm. They require very little cooking.


  • Oyster mushrooms can contain a lot of moisture and if they seem to be boiling rather than frying, drain off the liquid and reserve it and continue to fry.






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