Nameko Mushrooms, Dried
Due to a gelatinous coating (it’s that light lacquer you see on its dried form), these whole Nameko mushroom has numerous unique uses. Often the mushroom’s broth is added to stocks or soups such as Miso, to not only add a savory, nutty, buttery, even scotch-like flavor; but to thicken it as well. The mushrooms themselves can add their own body and flavor.
Next time you need to make a sauce for your stir-fry avoid using cornstarch. Instead, try adding a pinch of flour and some of the hydrating broth from some Nameko mushrooms. You’ll quickly find it works quite well and the dehydrated forest Nameko lend a pleasant bite and taste.
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Oyster Mushrooms (2kg)
Description: The less outlandish brother of the Pink and Yellow Oyster Mushrooms, the Grey is a down to earth shroom, who are just doing their job. We recommend these mushrooms for soups, stews, stir-fries and rice and pasta dishes. The meaty texture adds another layer of enjoyment to the flavour and looks of these awe
Oyster Mushrooms, Dried
Growing in colonies on mushroom bags or rotting wood in the forest, Oyster mushrooms are a popular edible mushroom worldwide. They have a mellow taste that’s nothing like an oyster, but perhaps that of mellow morning air on a cold winter day with a hint of chicken.* It’s odd, but accurate. Trust us.
Looking like little fairy stepping stools, these dried oyster mushrooms for sale are prolific and work in any recipe that calls for mushrooms. In addition, due to their flatness they cook up uniformly. Easiest way to cook these guys? A simple sauté in oil and herbs with a splash of sherry and cream. Yes, yes, yes.
Fun Fact: This particular fungus is actually carnivorous and eats nematodes by trapping them in little glue traps. Perhaps that organic diet of little nematodes is what makes them so darn tasty?
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Porcini Mushrooms, Cepes (Grade B)
Husky, musty, earthy, with a potent mushroom flavor that doesn’t crack the volume on the boom box but keeps it at a moderate level. We lovingly call the Cepes mushroom the Broth Porcini. It’s a mushroom that you reconstitute in hot water by the boatload. We love to dragoon this mushroom broth into a strong, meaty stock by simmering it down with a bit of green onion. This rich mushroom stock can then be added to soups, sauces, or used to make elegant risottos.
Of course, the mushrooms themselves are just are hardy as the broth. After a good rinse under running water to expel any grit chop them up and add them to a Crockpot with some potatoes, carrots, and a round roast. Another dinner option is to pop them into a beef bourguignon for an ethereal take on a classic dish. Tuna noodle casserole with Porcini? Yes, please.
Porcini Mushrooms, Dried (Grade A)
A Grade A Porcini is technically one of the middle grades. It’s the B-student. That’s fine. It doesn’t have the flavor that higher grades possess and it needs a bit more cleaning. However, it still packs a punch.
What that means is this mushroom can go anywhere. You can have your Porcini and not break the bank. Scrambled eggs? Add some Grade A dried porcini mushrooms! Want to make a quick ragu? Add some Grade A Porcini! Want to test a new recipe? Add some Grade A Porcini! You don’t have to be stickler with these guys, but you’ll still get the same unique texture and earthy flavor.