Mushroom risotto with homemade mushroom stock
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Date: 2020-02-06
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D.B.O.
I am fortunate enough to have a family mountain house near a large forest, and we pick great amounts of wild mushrooms, primarily Porcini. And once you get used to porcinis, it's really hard to go back to commercial ones like cremini, portobello etc. You can buy dried porcini, but it is expensive. The upside is that the are cost effective when dried up, a small amount will make your soups, stews and all sorts of food sooo much better. So to anyone who likes mushrooms, as often as you can, go porcini. Aside from truffles, the best and safest mushroom there is.
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I am fortunate enough to have a family mountain house near a large forest, and we pick great amounts of wild mushrooms, primarily Porcini. And once you get used to porcinis, it's really hard to go back to commercial ones like cremini, portobello etc. You can buy dried porcini, but it is expensive. The upside is that the are cost effective when dried up, a small amount will make your soups, stews and all sorts of food sooo much better. So to anyone who likes mushrooms, as often as you can, go porcini. Aside from truffles, the best and safest mushroom there is.
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Morning
Nothing beats a mushroom risotto made with wild mushrooms. Store-bought mushrooms have very little flavor. I always go foraging toward the end of summer and early fall. I dry most of them. Even a dry wild porcini mushroom is enough to turn a decent risotto into a five-star risotto fit for a high-end restaurant.
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Nothing beats a mushroom risotto made with wild mushrooms. Store-bought mushrooms have very little flavor. I always go foraging toward the end of summer and early fall. I dry most of them. Even a dry wild porcini mushroom is enough to turn a decent risotto into a five-star risotto fit for a high-end restaurant.
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fsd
Is it only me or do others find it a bit annoying when he places food packaging from the store on the chopping board? In my eyes it seems a bit unhygienic, placing sth which was on shelves and in warehouses where your food will be cut. I'm probably exaggerating though this topic might be a video idea
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Is it only me or do others find it a bit annoying when he places food packaging from the store on the chopping board? In my eyes it seems a bit unhygienic, placing sth which was on shelves and in warehouses where your food will be cut. I'm probably exaggerating though this topic might be a video idea
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welliamism
was expecting a cheater method for the risotto, not the traditional constant stir methodi'd probably add kombu, miso, or dried shiitakes to the stock, all are super cheap but i understand not including it to make the recipe more accessible. (BA's vegan umami broth would be fantastic here too)
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was expecting a cheater method for the risotto, not the traditional constant stir methodi'd probably add kombu, miso, or dried shiitakes to the stock, all are super cheap but i understand not including it to make the recipe more accessible. (BA's vegan umami broth would be fantastic here too)
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Joanne
Just wanted you to know how much I appreciate that when you say if you want to make this vegan. you're not snarky at all. Most of the non-vegan foodtubers I watch can be downright ignorant in their comments. Brad Leone has left the chat
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Just wanted you to know how much I appreciate that when you say if you want to make this vegan. you're not snarky at all. Most of the non-vegan foodtubers I watch can be downright ignorant in their comments. Brad Leone has left the chat
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Lukas
Pretty nice recipe but If you wanna to keep this vegan, a great way to finish the risotto, is it with vegan sour cream. That gives it the richness of the butter and the sharpness of the cheese. does not make sense. ;)
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Pretty nice recipe but If you wanna to keep this vegan, a great way to finish the risotto, is it with vegan sour cream. That gives it the richness of the butter and the sharpness of the cheese. does not make sense. ;)
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BerzerkCharlatan
I love making risotto I usually sub out Vidalia onions for the shallots when I can. Have you/would you ever do a pressure cooker risotto recipe? I know it takes longer but its hands off time.
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I love making risotto I usually sub out Vidalia onions for the shallots when I can. Have you/would you ever do a pressure cooker risotto recipe? I know it takes longer but its hands off time.
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SuperCookieGaming
wow the first time ive seen someone use onion grass in their food. me and my friend would play with it all the time in first grade. we even made a birds nest out of it.
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wow the first time ive seen someone use onion grass in their food. me and my friend would play with it all the time in first grade. we even made a birds nest out of it.
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noob19087
You're supposed to use part salt, part msg. I'd even say mainly salt, with a pinch of msg. If you use just msg everything will end up tasting like fast food, in a bad way.
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You're supposed to use part salt, part msg. I'd even say mainly salt, with a pinch of msg. If you use just msg everything will end up tasting like fast food, in a bad way.
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Spenser
By the way, between mushrooms in this risotto recipe and a chicken thigh in the last one, is risotto just meant to work with a star ingredient that can't be overcooked?
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By the way, between mushrooms in this risotto recipe and a chicken thigh in the last one, is risotto just meant to work with a star ingredient that can't be overcooked?
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