These are such beautiful fungi!
Recent damp days and warm temperatures have brought forth flushes of mushrooms on the inoculated logs.
Blue oysters . . . and pink ones too. (No, they don't taste like oysters -- I suspect they got their name because of the way they grow in little colonies.)
It's such a treat to see these delicacies appear!
And there are shitakes too . . .
A big basket of oyster mushrooms . . . what shall we do with them?
I found a recipe for Pasta with Oyster Mushrooms, Sage, and Parmesan.
Saute' garlic, onion, and mushrooms in butter. Add some chicken broth and chopped sage. Finish with light cream and toss with shredded Parmesan and cooked pasta. Salt and pepper to taste.
It's a lovely, simple recipe that lets the delicate taste of the mushrooms come through.
Saute' garlic, onion, and mushrooms in butter. Add some chicken broth and chopped sage. Finish with light cream and toss with shredded Parmesan and cooked pasta. Salt and pepper to taste.
It's a lovely, simple recipe that lets the delicate taste of the mushrooms come through.
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