Their rich, meaty flavor isn’t the only reason to eat them regularly.
Nutritionally speaking, mushrooms are in a class of their own.
As members of the fungi kingdom, mushrooms contain forms of fiber that most other plants don’t have, along with high levels of antioxidants. And fun fact: They’re one of the few foods that can produce vitamin D.
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Harters
(John Hartley - a culinary patriot, cooking and eating in northwest England)
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The amount of oil I use to fry them probably outweighs any health benefit.
Mushroom omelette for breakfast this morning. Mushrooms on toast for last Sunday’s breakfast.
As long as some fat is involved. I tried the dry-fry method (à la SE? can’t remember now) once or twice & wasn’t a fan. I prefer to start them in a hot pan with just a little fat, then salt to draw out moisture and cover the pan so they release their juices. They basically briefly ‘braise’ in their own flavorful liquor while soaking some of it again. A little more fat for flavah & browning, et voilà.
Now Ima hafta sauté some shrooms again soon. Been a hot minute