A question about a recipe: Porcini and Rosemary Crusted Beef Tenderloin with Port Wine Sauce

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added 5 months ago

This recipe calls for already dried porcinis -- an ingredient you can readily buy at supermarkets -- but if you'd like to dry them yourself, slice them on a mandoline, and dry them in a 150 degree oven (200 degrees with the door cracked if your oven doesn't go that low) for a couple of hours, turning once halfway through.

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I did buy dried porcinis but the recipe says if they are still pliable to dry them in the oven. Is the answer still the same, dry at 150 ( I'm guessing not for 2 hours).

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