3 Mind-Bending Mushroom Recipes – Maitake / Lion's Mane / Brown Oyster | The Wicked Kitchen


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It’s a mushroom à trois on this episode of The Wicked Kitchen! Derek is back to his ‘shroomiest ways with not one…not two…but …

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  1. hannahmitchell87
    hannahmitchell87 says:

    Derek. I came here cause I'm not on other social media but wanted to thank you you for the plant chef steaks…. I've cooked them with button mushrooms, new potatoes & red wine & served with a dressed salad of aromatic baby leaf, tomatoes, cucumber, carrot, yellow pepper & heaps of mayo! Doesn't get better than this!!! 🖤🖤🖤

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  2. tom hanks
    tom hanks says:

    Looks incredible!

    Hope some of the wicked sauces make it to the states eventually.
    When I was living in the Bay Area was able to get some of your frozen prepared meals from Sprouts and they were so good!
    (Especially loved the Panang curry with tofu)

    Keep up the good work! ✊

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  3. Thien Nguyen
    Thien Nguyen says:

    You mean coconut water, not milk right? My mom uses coconut water to make vegan fish sauce for me. Works great!

    For those in New England, Mycoterra Farms in Massachusetts grows a couple types of oyster mushrooms, lion's mane, and other varieties that grow easily on blocks. You can buy big block grow kits for the home too. I've been making BBQ oyster mushrooms a bunch lately.

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  4. Lindsay Toussaint
    Lindsay Toussaint says:

    I’ve always loved mushrooms even since I was a kid – and I still get excited cooking with different mushrooms. I still haven’t tried cooking with lions mane but I noticed my fave mushroom farm sells them at the local farmers market!
    And yes more growers need to experiment with all different types of mushrooms! we have a great dish in Haitian culture called diri djondjon and it’s one of my fave mushroom dishes – but finding that mushroom is like making a wish LOL. And when you do find it, it’s either wildly expensive or someone brought it back from Haiti for a friend of a friend of a friend 😂

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  5. Bim!
    Bim! says:

    Hey there, I love your mushroom recipes ! I would like to find a way to use white bell mushroom instead (they are dead cheap and taste good)… isn't there a way to "glue" the loose pieces together to give it more of a meaty vibe (by pressing ?).

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  6. Lasith Jayasuriya
    Lasith Jayasuriya says:

    Hi Derek, been a big fan of your work for sometime now, and thank you for all your hard work. I just have a quick question: I noticed that you don’t add any flavours such as vegetable stocks, plant based chicken, beef flavours to flavour your mushrooms before you cook them. Is there any reasons for this or is it a technique that you haven’t tried yet?

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  7. Nina M
    Nina M says:

    👏👏👏 thank your for the fabulous recipes and video tutorial. I wish I could source different mushroom species. I can purchase (thanks to your input) Finest Oyster Mushroom Cluster in Tesco (UK) but they don’t stock the King Oyster Mushrooms anymore 😕 I keep checking…
    REQUEST – would love you to write a 2nd Wicked Cookbook. Stay safe, happy and well….

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