Recently we grew our own mushrooms thanks to Yash's uncle (Here is his website http://swethamushroom.wordpress.com/) who gave us a mushroom kit. All we had to do was sprinkle some water every day to the pre- prepared kit that he had made and in 3 weeks we had these awesome mushrooms. This variety is called Milky mushrooms and tastes much better than the normal button mushrooms which I was used to buying.


Here is the recipe of the sauteed mushrooms which we cooked with these mushrooms.
Method

Here is the recipe of the sauteed mushrooms which we cooked with these mushrooms.
Method
- Shred the mushroom into thin strips. This gives a much better texture to the dish than cutting it with a knife...almost like the texture of chicken
- Heat 1 tbsp olive oil and 1 tbsp butter in a pan.
- Add finely minced garlic (7-8 flakes) and fry it. When soft, add the mushrooms and stir
- You need to cook this on high flame as the mushroom tends to release water
- Saute for 5- 10 mins till the mushroom is well coated and looks cooked. Add salt according to taste.
- You can garnish it with red chilli flakes and some dried herbs like rosemary. You can dribble some extra virgin olive oil too, to add to the flavor.
Aarti Avsare | 30 December 2013 at 22:10
woa!!! looks super yummy...
But how did you grow the mushrooms?
Shweta | 4 January 2014 at 17:18
Aarti - thanks:)
Yash's uncle gave us this kit which had the base and the mushrooms spawns in it..he prepared it himself...all we had to do was water it daily ...