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Shiitake bliss – lentil and vege casserole
One thing you must must do though, is use shiitake mushrooms. They are the meat of this. If you want to save money and time, head down to your nearest asian supermarket and ask for the nicest shiitake mushrooms (try “dried” mushrooms) ...
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Steamed Minced Pork with Shiitake Mushrooms
In Chinese cooking, when Shiitake mushrooms are called for in recipe, it would mean using dried Shiitake and not fresh Shiitake. Dried Shiitake has a much stronger flavour than fresh Shiitake mushrooms. I think if you use fresh Shiitake ...
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Dried Shiitake Cooking
Dried shiitake mushrooms are a prized in oriental cooking where they can be added to anything from savory soups to spicy stir fries. The Japanese prize this delicious and nutritious mushroom more than any other culture. ...
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Noriko's Chirashi Sushi
2 large dried shiitake mushrooms 1.25 inches lotus root 1/2 carrot, sliced into thin matchsticks (not quite julienne but close!) 10 ounces dashi 2 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons mirin 2 tablespoons soy sauce ...
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A Special Thank You Stew « FRENCH LETTERS
2 teaspoons dried bouquet garni herb mix 1 pound shiitake mushrooms 1 large carrot, finely diced 6 ounces guanciale or pancetta, cubed 3 tablespoons fruity olive oil 2 pounds cubed well-marbled beef, preferably chuck ...
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Sticky Chicken Rice
I use dried shiitake mushrooms which are far cheaper than fresh ones – they must be soaked for at least 30mins in water prior to usage. You need to find 'Sweet Rice' (mochi rice) which is available at any Asian supermarket. ...
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