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Another curious sandwich from A Super Upsetting Book about Sandwiches. This is the Suzanne Sugarbaker made with chicken-fried mushrooms, peach muchim and mayo.

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The flour dredge for the mushrooms is seasoned with powdered shiitake mushrooms, salt and lots of black pepper. The recipe uses maitake mushrooms but says any can be used so I went with king oysters. The peaches get their pickle-y punch from a muchim brine with garlic, ginger, shallot, scallion, red chile flakes, salt, sesame oil and white vinegar. They were ready in the time it took me to faff about with the mushrooms. 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

Another curious sandwich from A Super Upsetting Book about Sandwiches. This is the Suzanne Sugarbaker made with chicken-fried mushrooms, peach muchim and mayo.

IMG_5405.thumb.jpeg.fe91bd0cf680062de90bf42cb01be30e.jpeg

The flour dredge for the mushrooms is seasoned with powdered shiitake mushrooms, salt and lots of black pepper. The recipe uses maitake mushrooms but says any can be used so I went with king oysters. The peaches get their punch from a muchim brine with garlic, ginger, shallot, scallion, red chile flakes, salt, sesame oil and white vinegar. They were ready in the time it took me to faff about with the mushrooms. 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

Another curious sandwich from A Super Upsetting Book about Sandwiches. This is the Suzanne Sugarbaker  add with chicken-fried mushrooms, peach muchim and mayo.

IMG_5405.thumb.jpeg.fe91bd0cf680062de90bf42cb01be30e.jpeg

The flour dredge for the mushrooms is seasoned with powdered shiitake mushrooms, salt and lots of black pepper. The recipe uses maitake mushrooms but says any can be used so I went with king oysters. The peaches get their punch from a muchim brine with garlic, ginger, shallot, scallion, red chile flakes, salt, sesame oil and white vinegar. They were ready in the time it took me to faff about with the mushrooms. 

 

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