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Old 06/19/11, 05:41 PM
 
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Wild mushroom gravy

Been buried in fungus here so in search of new recipes. Came up with this yesterday.

Wild Mushroom Gravy

1 pound of cleaned and sliced wild mushrooms. I have been picking oysters and sulfur shelf lately, but any kind should work.

Several cloves of garlic, sliced

Saute garlic and mushrooms in butter, olive oil, or a combination. I use 1 stick of butter.

When mushrooms are tender remove from pan and set aside. Return the drippings to the pan.

Stir in enough flour to make a thick roux. Add one quart of milk. Ad salt, pepper, and any other seasonings that you like. I use an Italian blend.

Return mushrooms to pan and simmer until the gravy is the desired thickness. If too thick add more milk or water.

Enjoy over spuds, rice, toast, whatever.
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Old 06/19/11, 05:45 PM
 
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That sounds delicious.
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Old 06/19/11, 05:52 PM
 
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That sounds delicious.
It is. You could add some cream and just call it soup!
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Old 06/19/11, 06:10 PM
 
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It is. You could add some cream and just call it soup!
Absolutely! I bet it would also be great to use in making pot pies.
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Old 06/19/11, 06:31 PM
 
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Absolutely! I bet it would also be great to use in making pot pies.
Great idea!
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Old 06/23/11, 09:44 AM
 
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Oh Yeah, put it over squirrel, dove or pigeon. Chicken, turkey or rabbit would do in a pinch....James
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Old 06/23/11, 08:51 PM
 
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Oh no don't waste it. Put it over a nice thick slice of home made bread right out of the oven.
No charge for the drule
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Old 06/24/11, 12:00 AM
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nothing like making your own recipes with mushrooms, sounds great. I started eating Hens and Chickens about fifteen years ago, and for some reason my taste has changed and I just don't care for them like I did. Strange I know for a mushroom lover, however I have found the black trumpet blue indigo, meadow mushroom, or pink bottom. and many more as i have increased my mushroom knowledge, in summer and fall. I have found several dozen that are safe one of a kind, no look alikes. Hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy the hunt!!!
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Old 06/24/11, 05:50 AM
 
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. I started eating Hens and Chickens about fifteen years ago, and for some reason my taste has changed and I just don't care for them like I did.
I think that they are so rich that you just overdo it. I'm the same way about puffballs.
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