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Warpy

(113,131 posts)
14. Oh, yeah, sing it loudly
Tue Dec 5, 2023, 12:21 PM
Dec 2023

Sometimes the best way to do anything is to keep it really simple so that you taste the main ingredient, not a bunch of "layered" flavors that obscure its taste.

My favorite mushroom prep for supermarket button mushrooms, brown or white, is to saute them in butter over fairly low heat. Before they've started to dry after producing their juices in the pan, I grate a little nutmeg into them. Done, and wonderful served on toast. If I've done a large amount, I put the remainder in the fridge to use in mushroom and Swiss cheese grilled sandwiches.

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Fresh wild forest oyster mushrooms [View all] intrepidity Dec 2023 OP
Butter, salt, pepper should do it. ramen Dec 2023 #1
Should I leave them whole or slice? intrepidity Dec 2023 #2
Either will work, ramen Dec 2023 #3
I've started prepping them intrepidity Dec 2023 #4
I agree, the simplest preparation is the best Warpy Dec 2023 #8
Nope, not disciplined at all intrepidity Dec 2023 #11
Oh, yeah, sing it loudly Warpy Dec 2023 #14
They're a favorite in my area... 2naSalit Dec 2023 #5
Ahhhhhh! intrepidity Dec 2023 #6
Morels are the easiest to identify... 2naSalit Dec 2023 #7
Nice score! AKwannabe Dec 2023 #9
I think I spotted one of those today intrepidity Dec 2023 #13
I'm jealous. The only fresh mushrooms I find are at the grocery store and mitch96 Dec 2023 #10
Well, I went back out today and found and even more massive batch intrepidity Dec 2023 #12
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