Market Basket

Mushrooms

30/8/2013

Mushrooms

Exotic mushroom assortment from Li Sun Mushrooms

Mushrooms go into the market basket all year round and there is a brilliant assortment available from Dr Noel Arrold at his Li Sun stall at the Capital Region Farmer's Market every weekend. Mushrooms at the ready, some thin slices of beef eye fillet, garlic, Buderim Ginger baby stem ginger, Sesame Oil, light Tamari Sauce and some of our home grown broccolini, I prepared a quick, delicious and nutritious wok tossed meal. No recipe is needed for this one, just fresh ingredients and a searing hot wok.

Watch this space for more on Dr Noel Arnold and his wonderful Li Sun mushrooms, and mushrooms generally, in a future Good Things post.

leaf (the indolent cook) link

13/4/2012 10:59:32 pm

Hurrah for mushrooms! Like your wok treatment too, delicious flavours.

Lizzy

13/4/2012 11:02:38 pm

Thanks Leaf! I love to get 'the breath of the wok' happening, which is something Elizabeth Chong taught me. What's your favourite mushroom?

Martyna

15/4/2012 06:43:55 pm

Nothing beats a simple meal like this - and mushrooms, Asian or otherwise, and beef are a marriage made in heaven!

PS In Sydney we have a chap who delivers fresh exotic mushrooms to local markets around Double Bay and Moore Park. He is the one I got the gorgeous chanterelles from!

Lizzy

15/4/2012 06:44:20 pm

Thanks Marty! I agree. Chanterelles, yum!

Chris Rowley link

16/4/2012 12:19:22 pm

Love those mushrooms. With the great variety that are available there is no time to get bored with the flavours and textures. Fresh and delicious - it just doesn't get any better.

Lizzy

16/4/2012 09:05:35 pm

Thanks Chris (MM)... I agree, love love love mushrooms and I will be focusing more on them in coming snippets. You might enjoy this post too http://www.bizzylizzysgoodthings.com/6/post/2011/11/road-test-and-review-indochine-by-luke-nguyen.html Thanks so much for popping in!

ChopinandMysaucepan link

16/4/2012 09:26:51 pm

Dear Lizzy,

Fabulous idea. I often stir-fry in a smoking hot wok with all the beautiful mushroom that we can get. Most important ingredient is a go splash of Shao Xing wine. The flavours and textures are amazing. Another one that I would add here is beautiful enoki.

Lizzy

16/4/2012 09:30:19 pm

I agree, dear Chopinand, love Enoki... and my home grown broccolini with some fine quality beef fillet.... oh my!!!!

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