Mushroom Sauce
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Mushroom Sauce
Making Mushroom Sauce
As a child I was never very fond of mushrooms. As I grew up I developed a taste for them. Today I enjoy them both as a snack and as part of the main meal.
For this particular recipe these are the ingredients you will need.
About 150 grams of Mushrooms - finely chopped
3 tablespoons of Butter
2 tablespoons heaped Cornflour
About 300 ml of milk or one large cup
Some salt, pepper and mustard powder to taste
About half a teaspoon of lemon juice
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 green chillies - de seeded and chopped
2 tablespoons thin cream
2 cubes cheese - grated.
Now that you have assembled all these ingredients lets get cooking.
First heat the butter in a heavy bottomed pan. Add in the chopped mushrooms and cook till they are tender. Add the cornflour now and stir till light brown.
Lower the heat and add milk slowly. Make sure that no lumps form. Now boil till the sauce begins to thicken. When you feel it is the right consistency take off the heat.
Add salt, pepper and mustard powder to taste. Stir in the lemon juice and chopped parsley. Mix in the cream and green chillies. Your mushroom sauce is now ready to eat.
For garnishing you can save some browned mushrooms and toss them in just before you serve the sauce.
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You can use it on any thing actually. In fact if I'm in a hurry I just use it as sandwich spread. It tastes great.
Thanks for sharing this recipe..cashmere!:)
hope you enjoy it laila
My father was probably the seccond mushroom cultivator in India (the late Col Baljit Singh was the first to my knowledge). So we have been having mushrooms for breakfast, lunch and dinner most of our lives. And never tired of them. They may have contributed to my parents' longevity.oth are well into their eighties now.
Will get my wife to try your recipe
I hope you and your wife both enjoy it. BTW I have a Pune connection too. I was a Wadian and my inlaws are settled there.
Oh that's interesting. Do let me know when you visit Pune.
Perhaps we could have a hubbers gettogether
There's no plan on the anvil right now, but I'll let you know when there is.
That sounds quite scrumptious cashmere! Must try it. And you are a Wadian too? Small world! :)
Hey feline prophet it sure is. Are you still in Pune or some where else?
Very much in Pune! :)
That makes two people to visit on my next trip home...:)
Looking forward to that! :)
This sauce looks good. The good part is it is not too difficult to prepare. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Thanks kashifmahmood. I hope you enjoy it.
Ah! I never get this right. I'm going to use this hub some time this week and try to make some mushroom sauce. I love the idea of adding green chillies.
If you like it spicier use the chillies with the seeds.
nice sauce, I think easy to make this sauce.
Thanks prasetio. Hope you find it as tasty as it is easy.
Thanks prasetio. Hope you find it as tasty as it is easy.
Looks absolutely yummy. A little more spice than American Cheese sauce. I like your taste in Hub subjects, too. You're writing must be improving as you have authored quite a few hubs and gained 200 fans in just 4 months. Bravo!
Namaste, Debby, CHOM
Thank you for your compliment Debby.
christine almaraz says:
8 months ago
Looks really good. I bet it's good on all kinds of meats.