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Anna N

Anna N

 So I had my heart set on a specific recipe for shiitake mushrooms that involved maple syrup. Forgot we don't have maple syrup. Homemade grenadine does not seem like a suitable substitute. xD

 

Kerry would find me some maple syrup in a heartbeat somewhere in town if I were willing to wait. But she is in emerg and I have already prepped mushrooms. So we will move to Plan B.

 

Going to roast them until they start to crisp up a la Martha Stewart. 

 

This recipe  for those who care about such things and I know not everyone does especially when Martha is involved.:P 

 

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 Here they are de-stemmed and ready to be oiled, seasoned and roasted. 

 

 While I was in the kitchen I remembered that we had frozen some portions of the rib cap that I sous vided not long after we arrived. I decided to give them another couple of hours and see if they improve at all.  As I recall they were pretty tough.  

 

Edited because although they were tough they were called rib cap steaks not rip cap steaks. 

Anna N

Anna N

 So I had my heart set on a specific recipe for shiitake mushrooms that involved maple syrup. Forgot we don't have maple syrup. Homemade grenadine does not seem like a suitable substitute. xD

 

Kerry would find me some maple syrup in a heartbeat somewhere in town if I were willing to wait. But she is in emerg and I have already prepped mushrooms. So we will move to Plan B.

 

Going to roast them until they start to crisp up a la Martha Stewart. 

 

This recipe  for those who care about such things and I know not everyone does especially when Martha is involved.:P 

 

IMG_0376.thumb.JPG.cbd0d07fd721c4f365d693f807e5a1f4.JPG

 

 Here they are de-stemmed and ready to be oiled, seasoned and roasted. 

 

 While I was in the kitchen I remembered that we had frozen some portions of the rip cap  that I sous vided not long after we arrived. I decided to give them another couple of hours and see if they improve at all.  As I recall they were pretty tough.  

 

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