brandy, and also used the porcini used to make the broth, finely chopped, in the stew. Served as a stew with a tablespoon or so of local goat cheese on top. Rave reviews. Next time I will leave out the tomato paste, it overpowers the taste of the mushroom. Instead, add some sherry!

This was lovely served with some homemade ricotta gnocchi. They only comment I would add is that unless you have a very large wide skillet, cook the mushrooms in batches for better browning.

Put mushrooms in pan with a little butter and salt lightly. Cover, heat over moderate fire until they begin to weep, till partially cooked but still firm.

Drain well and set aside until ready to go. Why on earth would you utilize porcini broth and not the porcinis that are needed to make them?

Soak a bunch or so of dried porcini in the required amount of very hot water for 20 minutes or more. Remove the reconstituted mushrooms and chop. Strain the soaking water, being careful of sand. Proceed, adding the chopped mushrooms in along with the broth. Also useful to give an extra fillip of flavor is porcini powder, you can get it at most good groceries or online.

Maybe large New York onions are smaller than large Oregon onions? Oh well. so much flavor! Used cremini, King Trumpet and Chantrelle mushrooms, cooking the sliced Trumpet in EVOO at the end for about three minutes, adding the T. of butter and then cooking the Chantrelles briefly. Lots of freshly ground pepper and used fresh beef bone broth for the liquid.

Served with Mill Valley Pasta Mafaldine pasta which has just the right chewy texture, substantial enough for this hearty stew. I'll be making this for guests for sure.

Made the mushroom broth using a porcini stock cube. Cooked the mushrooms in butter. Added a few tablespoons of sherry. Skipped the tomato paste and added juice from a can of diced tomatoes.

It was really lovely. Would be nice with some beef roast or with soft tofu. We had it with brown rice. I can see this would be good with cheese grits. Cooked some hot sausage first because I thought the dish would be too one-dimensional. Used that to cook the mushrooms. Poured boiling water over dried wild mushrooms and used that for the broth only needed 1 cup.

Polenta was OK, but stirring constantly for 30 minutes is not worth the results, IMHO. This recipe is very very good. Surprisingly flavorful. I also used rosemary, thyme and sage.

Highly recommend. All of my ingredients were correct, just the order in which I "followed" the instructions was off. I served the mushroom stew with David Tanis' polenta using a vegetable broth.

I am an huge David Tanis fan. My fault this time and I've made this before. One of my problems with NY TImes recipes is the requirements for ingrediants that can only be procurred at one or two specialty shops in NYC.

This is a perfect example. I am on Long Island which has a pretty decent store network. But my local grocery only has white button and portabello mushroom. I found another one in the next town over that had Crimeni, Shitake and Chanterelles.

I followed the recipe it it came out great. The focus on unatainable "Wild Mushrooms" is elitist and totally not nec. This was completely delicious but took half the day to cook! Made with shiitake, cremini and. oyster mushrooms and served over polenta. The porcini broth is a must. Tried this out on some friends who are used to my culinary adventures.

Happy to say that all liked the dish. Not too hard to prepare except for all the cutting up. I prepared ahead to the point in the recipe and warmed it back up before adding the "wild" mushrooms.

Worked great. This is so good! I made it with stalks of thyme and rosemary cut fresh from the yard. I made a thick polenta and added large chunks of goat cheese, left unstirred and chunky at the end of cooking the polenta, then poured the ragout over to one side and topped with toasted pine nuts and parsley.

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This was kind of weird Is this helpful? The focus on unatainable "Wild Mushrooms" is elitist and totally not nec Is this helpful? Just okay, made it close to vegan with the polenta and nutritional yeast. This is amazing. Pair it with some crusty bread. So good.

Can this be reheated? Chanterelle Velouté Chanterelles bring a rich, woodsy flavor to this simple soup that gets its rich and creamy texture from puréed mushrooms and without a speck of cream in sight. Recipe from Edible Vancouver Island Wild Mushroom Barley Risotto The key to getting a risotto-like texture is using pearled barley, which is hulled and polished.

Wild mushrooms are great here, but the dish is just as good with humble button or cremini mushrooms. It goes well with most brassicas, mushrooms and winter squash. The recipe makes enough for leftovers, so try it on anything you like best.

Recipe from Edible Rhody Creamy Mushroom Pappardelle This recipe includes instructions for making both pasta and sauce, but using purchased pappardelle, fettuccine or tagliatelle will still make for a fantastic dinner. Cook whatever pasta you use very al dente, and finish cooking it in the sauce.

It can be used to describe almost anything, including fruits or vegetables, cooked low and slow in a liquid inhospitable to bacteria. Recipe from Edible Michiana Savory French Toast with Mushrooms With fresh greens and herbs in the French toast batter and an earthy mushroom sauce covering each slice, you are sure to enjoy this unique and savory version of a brunch favorite.

Spread mozzarella, then the sautéed chanterelles and the smoked salmon, evenly on the dough. Place a few thin rings of red onion sparingly on top. Sprinkle with Parmesan. If you make smaller tarts, reduce your baking time. Recipe from Edible South Florida Balsamic-Thyme Roasted Mushrooms Roasted mushrooms make for a juicy and delectable side dish for almost any meal!

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Stirring a raw egg yolk into each bowl when serving adds silkiness, heft, and protein—but this mushroom recipe is just as satisfying without it too. We call it oven-baked polenta. Try wheat berries, farro , or even brown rice instead. This gluten-free stuffing has all the familiar Thanksgiving aromatics and flavors baked right into cornbread batter, resulting in a crunchy, super-savory side dish—which is good any time of year, by the way.

In Hong Kong, where XO sauce was invented, dried shrimp or scallops and Chinese ham give the powerhouse condiment saltiness and funk. This recipe uses mushrooms in place of the pork, referencing one of our favorite comfort foods, the green bean casserole. We saved one of the best—and most laborious—mushroom recipes for last.

You may immediately think of mushroom burgers when you think of veggie burgers, but this one is so much more: shiitake mushrooms, pearl barley, black beans , sharp cheddar cheese, and a whole lot of seasonings. Photo by Emma Fishman, Food Styling by Rebecca Jurkevich, Prop Styling by Sophie Strangio.

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Depending on your location, you may be able to forage for them in the wild. Or grow them indoors. Or find a local mushroom farmer to guide you through their sporous wonders.

Chanterelle Velouté Chanterelles bring a rich, woodsy flavor to this simple soup that gets its rich and creamy texture from puréed mushrooms and without a speck of cream in sight. Recipe from Edible Vancouver Island Wild Mushroom Barley Risotto The key to getting a risotto-like texture is using pearled barley, which is hulled and polished.

Wild mushrooms are great here, but the dish is just as good with humble button or cremini mushrooms. It goes well with most brassicas, mushrooms and winter squash. The recipe makes enough for leftovers, so try it on anything you like best.

Recipe from Edible Rhody Creamy Mushroom Pappardelle This recipe includes instructions for making both pasta and sauce, but using purchased pappardelle, fettuccine or tagliatelle will still make for a fantastic dinner.

Cook whatever pasta you use very al dente, and finish cooking it in the sauce. It can be used to describe almost anything, including fruits or vegetables, cooked low and slow in a liquid inhospitable to bacteria.

Recipe from Edible Michiana Savory French Toast with Mushrooms With fresh greens and herbs in the French toast batter and an earthy mushroom sauce covering each slice, you are sure to enjoy this unique and savory version of a brunch favorite.

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