grilled mushrooms
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bunnyjadwigaLast night I tried grilled mushooms in my toaster oven (under the broiler).
I had a package of baby Bellas. I washed them, cut off the ends, and put them gills down on a rack in the tray. When I checked them about 5 minutes later, I decided to turn them gills up and was happier with that.
I put butter, salt and pepper on them when they were done, then added some verjuice. They weren't bad. But I looked back at the Rumpolt suggestions, and saw:
" Take Redling Mushrooms/ peel and wash them off/ salt and pepper them/ lay them on a Grill/ and roast (fry)/ baste with Butter/ and give warm on a Plate/ strew them with Pepper and Salt/ thus it is also good and well tasting."
I think adding pepper and salt before cooking, plus basting with butter, would improve the flavor.
I had a package of baby Bellas. I washed them, cut off the ends, and put them gills down on a rack in the tray. When I checked them about 5 minutes later, I decided to turn them gills up and was happier with that.
I put butter, salt and pepper on them when they were done, then added some verjuice. They weren't bad. But I looked back at the Rumpolt suggestions, and saw:
" Take Redling Mushrooms/ peel and wash them off/ salt and pepper them/ lay them on a Grill/ and roast (fry)/ baste with Butter/ and give warm on a Plate/ strew them with Pepper and Salt/ thus it is also good and well tasting."
I think adding pepper and salt before cooking, plus basting with butter, would improve the flavor.
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Date: 2005-02-24 05:49 pm (UTC)Verjuice
Date: 2005-02-24 07:41 pm (UTC)Christopher and I also found some at his local Shop-rite (they were having a cheese tasting weekend) which had been ordered in from Maggie Beer (it's an australian vinyard): http://www.maggiebeer.com.au/
[They also have a book on verjuice: Maggie Beer's Cooking with Verjuice ISBN: 0-14-300091-8 RRP: $22.95]
Comparison note: the Pepperers' guild one is sweeter and more like a very light, somewhat tart white grape juice; Maggie Beer's has a more malic acid flavor, giving a flavor reminiscent of crab-apples, so it's tarter but still drinkable.