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Creamy Harissa Mushrooms with a side of sugar snaps

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This recipe, which couldn't be easier, came in an e-mail from the Zwïta peeps, makers of harissa. 

Cook the mushrooms, add harissa to the pan, stir about, add the cream, simmer a bit and spoon over toast.

They recommend drizzling some balsamic glaze over the top. I tried a little balsamic vinegar and the acid is welcome but I don't think I'd care for the sweetness of a glaze.  Maybe a pickly garnish of some sort?

Edited to add that I will put my little brain to work on that because the stuff is really good.  You could spoon it into a baked potato, on polenta, over chicken, as a pasta sauce, etc. for a quick meal.

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

Creamy Harissa Mushrooms with a side of sugar snaps

CC46B04D-32C9-4E55-AD1E-9452469767B3_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.0a7df8daeb2a9340fb15f9c8fd5db105.jpeg

This recipe, which couldn't be easier, came in an e-mail from the Zwïta peeps, makers of harissa. 

Cook the mushrooms, add harissa to the pan, stir about, add the cream, simmer a bit and spoon over toast.

They recommend drizzling some balsamic glaze over the top. I tried a little balsamic vinegar and the acid is welcome but I don't think I'd care for the sweetness of a glaze.  Maybe a pickly garnish of some sort?

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