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Meg's Marinated Mushrooms
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Pamela T.
April 21, 2020
Made this to accompany a dinner where some were had fish and some had steak. This was a hit on both. Also great on top of eggs too!
QueenSashy
October 10, 2014
This is an amazing, bullet proof dish. I made it several times and it is now one of my party staples. The only thing I disagree with you is that I loved it warm -- the first time I made it we just could not have enough of it, right away, and there was nothing left to marinate, so I had to go back to the market and make another batch.
Kathryn M.
November 5, 2013
I love this recipe! It is so interesting. I would never have thought to marinade mushrooms, and to team them with so many flavours too. I was smiling reading this recipe! Really looking forward to trying this! :) Thank you
the_lewist
September 21, 2013
YUM. I didn't have any radish on hand, so I used a barely ripe plum, and holy whoa, it was delicious! I piled it on top of crispy polenta, greens, and scrambled eggs.
rederin
January 1, 2013
These were fantastic! Made it for our New Year's Eve get-together. I forgot the fennel seed, and used sesame oil. I'm sure the fennel would be tasty. Everyone liked it, and it was simple to make.
Ekhidna
November 5, 2012
I made this for my birthday over the weekend, and even my sister, who *hates* mushrooms, gobbled it up. Great recipe. Thanks!
hardlikearmour
November 5, 2012
Ahh, thanks for letting me know! Glad to help convert a mushroom hater!
chop C.
July 8, 2012
Made this last night which just a short marinade time (1 hour). It was delicious. Tasting the leftovers this morning my thought is the fennel is a touch too forward the next day (for me at least) at the amount indicated. I will back it off some if I marinate over night. Kudos on a great recipe.
hardlikearmour
July 9, 2012
Thank you! I love fennel flavor, so it doesn't surprise me that you found it a bit strong with rest. As you might guess I'm a huge fan of tinkering with recipes to suit your taste.
Iris9
December 30, 2011
Just made a batch -- these are wonderful! Serving them as part of a New Years dinner. Didn't use fennel pollen because I couldn't find it. Is the pollen liquorice-flavoured? I was tempted to use regular old fennel but didn't want to ruin it. Thanks for posting!
hardlikearmour
December 30, 2011
Fennel pollen does have a liquorice-anise flavor - it tastes similar to fennel seed, so you can substitute 1/4 tsp ground fennel seed if you want. Though, it's fine to omit it, too. I'm glad you like them, and I hope they are well-received at your dinner!
EmilyC
November 5, 2011
I made this late last night for a dinner party tonight. It was fun to make -- and I love appetizers like this that can be completely made in advance. I stole a bite this morning (for quality control purposes!) and it's absolutely delicious! I love the crunch of the radishes and the flavor of the marinade. Can't wait to dig in tonight! I'm planning to serve it with crostini, with a little goat cheese on the side.
hardlikearmour
November 5, 2011
I'm glad you made and like this! I think it'll be great with some goat cheese and crostini.
ladylinks
October 24, 2011
First used this recipe for a dear friend's bachelorette party dinner...what a crowd pleaser! Although I strayed from the recipe slightly (due to lack of available ingredient types), there were people constantly at the mushroom bowl. Super flavorful, I love the use of radish here, and will make this in the future - its a definite. Thank you!
The B.
July 10, 2011
This came out perfect! Waiting one day to dive into it was totally worht it. It was absolutely musical.
Thanks!
Thanks!
boulangere
April 27, 2011
I survived the experiment with fennel pollen! Thanks to you, I made this the over the weekend and served it over creamy polenta with some fresh rosemary in it. You've made me a convert - it was absolutely wonderful. There was a layer of flavor I've never experienced before, Thank you so much, and congratulations on a well-deserved EP.
fiveandspice
April 27, 2011
I'm sad both recipes this week couldn't be winners! This is such a fabulous recipe as well. You should be proud - and you have one lucky sister! :)
indieculinary
April 26, 2011
You've inspired me to experiment with fennel pollen. I'll make your mushrooms as a warm-up exercise.
hardlikearmour
April 26, 2011
The fennel pollen is really nice - adds a fairly subtle anise flavor that goes well with the earthy mushrooms, nutty seed oil, and tang from the vinegar. I think I'll next use it in Pierino's Market Style Porchetta recipe.
hardlikearmour
April 24, 2011
Finally made these for Meg! Verdict = she loved them! Thanks again for all the kind words. I'm honored and humbled and feel incredibly lucky!
boulangere
April 23, 2011
Ok, I've got my fennel pollen and all sorts of good mushrooms. I've got a good bottle of wine, and a good book on Kindle. I think I'm set. I'll let you know how it goes. Enjoy your gathering this weekend.
pauljoseph
April 21, 2011
hardlikearmour Congrats I am going to try this on Easter Sunday Congrats you are the winner my vote for you
boulangere
April 21, 2011
For some reason, I've been shy about using fennel pollen. You make it so easy to be brave with it here. This sounds heavenly tossed with some fresh pasta, maybe with some lemon zest in the dough. Thank you and warm congratulations!
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