Cabbage and mushroom pancake
A cross between Japanese okonomiyaki and Korean pajeon, shredded cabbage, julienned carrot, sliced mushrooms and scallions are stirred in batter and lightly fried on both …
Mushrooms
Mushrooms are fungi. We know them mostly as spongy things with stems and caps with gills underneath. Not all mushrooms look that way but most edible mushrooms do have that appearance. Not all mushrooms are edible. Some are poisonous while some can have mind-altering effects.
Edible mushrooms are neither meat nor vegetable but, in cooking, they can be treated as either. For many vegetarians, mushrooms are substituted for meat to add bulk, texture and flavor to vegetables.
Claypot rice with shimps and dumplings
Soaked rice is cooked in broth, topped with green beans and mushrooms tossed with black beans and chili sauces, store-bought vegetable dumplings and whole shrimps.
Fish and mushroom torta
Filipino torta is almost always a ground pork, potatoes and egg mixture. In this recipe, flaked leftover fish is mixed with shiitake, carrot, corn and peas.
Sour cream chicken and mushrooms
A simple tasty dish cooked with only nine ingredients (including salt and pepper). Total cook time for this sour cream chicken and mushrooms dish: 20 minutes.
Acharang kabute (pickled mushrooms)
Oyster mushrooms, carrot, bell pepper, ginger, garlic and onion are pickled in a mixture of vinegar, sugar and salt to make a contemporary variant of Filipino achara.
Congee with crispy mushrooms
Battered oyster mushrooms are fried to a crisp and dropped into a hot bowl of congee for an invigorating breakfast. A sprinkle of aonori and spicy furikake adds both …
Cream of mushroom soup
Opening a can is easy and convenient, but once you’ve tried real cream of mushroom soup, it’s hard to go back to canned.