‘Teriyaki’ King Oyster Mushrooms
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Using All The Alliums.
Presenting the meatiest (and easiest) mushroom dish you've ever tried—imagine a teriyaki chicken without the chicken. Seared in our All The Alliums sauce, these ultra-beefy, salty-sweet king oysters more than live up to their name. Perfect as a side, paired with salmon and rice, or topping a bowl of congee.
‘Teriyaki’ King Oyster Mushrooms
Ingredients
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6 |
Oyster mushrooms, sliced to 1/3-inch thickness |
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8-10 tbsp |
Acid League All The Alliums |
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3-4 tsp |
Toasted sesame oil |
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1 tbsp |
Brown sugar |
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4 tbsp |
Butter |
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3 tbsp |
Olive oil |
Method
- Melt butter and mix with olive oil.
- Evenly distribute mushrooms in a single, even layer. (TIP: If mushroom slices do not all fit in one pan, use a proportionate amount of the other ingredients and cook in batches.)
- Mix sesame oil and All the Alliums. Pour mixture over the mushrooms, and then mix in the pan gently to evenly distribute liquid around mushrooms.
- Place lid on pan and allow mushrooms to steam over medium heat for about 8 minutes, until softened and slightly translucent.
- Add brown sugar and mix into liquid that’s emerged from mushrooms. Place lid back on and allow to sear for about 5 minutes.
- Remove lid and flip mushrooms. Sear the remaining side on high heat until desired color is reached (about 4 minutes).
