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Shiitakes in Ginger Brown Butter

1/30/2013

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This is a very easy recipe. You can incorporate it to several different dishes.  Let's go over the basic recipe first.  Then I tell you how by using this one simple recipe you can come away with several new dishes for your family's table.

You will need:
* 2 cup Shiitake mushrooms sliced thin
* 6 T unsalted butter
* 4 T finely mined fresh ginger
* 2 T finely minced garlic
* 1 tsp. kosher salt
* 3 T sweet Marsala wine
* 1 cup unsalted butter

  1. Melt  6 tablespoons of butter in a saucepan over medium heat. Stir in the garlic and
    ginger, cook gently until fragrant and translucent, about  2 minutes.
    Add the shiitake mushrooms and 1 teaspoon salt, and cook until softened, 3 to
    4 minutes. Pour in the sweet Marsala wine; reduce by half.

  2. Stir  in remaining 1 cup of butter. Once melted, reduce heat to medium-low and
    continue to cook until the butter turns a dark golden brown, 6 to 8 minutes.
    Season to taste with salt and pepper. You are reasdy to serve.


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This is so simple!  The taste is amazing with this earthiness accompanied by the zest of the ginger with a hint of sweetness from the marsala.

Now, what to do with it:
1- Just place over rice and serve. (This could be a side dish or you could have it for a complete meal.)

2-Add thinly sliced beef cooked with a little salt and pepper.

3-Add to a pot beef broth with rice noodles and beef tips.  Top with chives and you have a fresh soup.

What do you like?......Think, explore and try.  You might be amazed at what you can create.
When you come up with your new amazing dish, please share.



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    Author: Kelly W. Sikes
    Heritage Farmgirl
    Who is she?  I am wife, mother of 3, daughter of 2 wonderful city parents, a sister to one sis, a home school mom, an office manager and a farmgirl!

    Well, this really does not tell you about me just some of the titles I have. I am a 40 something girl who has found herself very blessed by where life has taken her ….to the farm kitchen!  I am a fun loving girl who loves to be in the kitchen cooking or looking thru cookbooks or the internet for new healthy delicious recipes for my family.  I am happiest when I have a spoon in my hand (and a cup of coffee in the other) and my  2 girls in the kitchen with me cooking up our next creation.

    How she ended up on a farm……I come from a small southern town right outside Charlotte, NC.  I thought I lived in the country!  Until my college roommate, Jennifer took me home with her for the week-end. (I lived 20 min. west of Charlotte; she lived a 1hr. 20 min. east of Charlotte.)  Wow!!  What a difference. That’s when I really found out what it meant to be country. Rolling fields of corn, soybeans, and stuff I didn’t have any idea what it was (and still don't), then poultry houses after poultry house. It was not uncommon for you to go several miles without even seeing a house (for people).

    A year later, Jennifer set me up on a blind date with one of those country boys……well I guess you could say I was blinded by love and fell head over heels for my true love,  Gary.  We have now been married for 22 adventured filled years.

    Even though he was a country boy, we didn’t start out on the farm. We waited until 1996 to buy our land which is next to his family farm.  We didn’t consider farming until 7 years later after Gary became sick. In 2011, we started Bountiful Harvest Farm. So here I am  a farmgirl …….

    What’s on our farm? We raise heritage poultry.  We are a full circle farm- laying hens, breeders, a hatchery, chicken and turkey growers, and on the farm processing.

    If you are still reading, I’m impressed.  I don’t claim to be a writer.  I’m just a regular girl who is going to share about life on a chicken farm, some of my favorite recipes and a few funny stories of my family along the way.   I hope you'll come back - just grab a cup of coffee (or whatever drink your hand desires), pull me up and visit.

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