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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

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Sautéeing Mushrooms

Sauteeing any varitey of mushroom is fast, easy and adds tons of flavour to your meals.

Follow this step-by-step guide to the perfect sauteed mushrooms.

  1. Visit your local grocery store to buy fresh mushrooms. Make sure that the label says "Product of Canada," that way you know you are buying a local and safe mushroom product. I like to buy sliced packages of mushrooms, as it saves me two steps in the kitchen.
  2. This is where I would usually open the package and clean the mushrooms with a damp cloth, but luckly the mushrooms are already triple-rinsed, saving me one step.
  3. Slice the mushrooms. Once again already done, thanks to the handy sliced packages!
  4. Heat 1 tbsp of oil in a medium-high heat pan.
  5. Add mushrooms to hot pan in a single layer, if you add too many all at once they will steam in their own juice rather than saute. You might notice that as you are sauteeing the oil disappears. Do not add more oil, you are only adding more fat to a product that has zero! Just keep stirring the mushrooms around, in the final minute they will release a tiny amount of fluid. (This is also why I suggest using a non-stick frying pan or wok).
  6. Add seasonings of you choice. I like to use Italian Seasoning.
  7. Saute for 4-5 minutes, or until the mushrooms are nice and brown.
  8. My favourite part... serve!! Sauteed mushrooms go great with steak, or mixed in pasta, or even ontop of a salad. Perfect for any meal.
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  • stop's Avatar
    Posted by stop Tue Sep 2, 2008 6:55am PDT

    Love Mushrooms.. Thanks for the tips.....LOL

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  • Mr NMB's Avatar
    Posted by Mr NMB Tue Sep 2, 2008 6:56am PDT

    Scientist now think that the Mushroom is "non terrestrial" meaning they are not from Earth. They think they are from another Galaxy grown here on Earth for E.T. visitors so they will have a food supply, crazy right?

    But they give a human all the nutrients needed for survival in Space.

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