1/2 c dried shiitake, broken into piecesDried shiitake mushrooms (black or forest mushrooms) are available in any Asian grocery and many occidental groceries. Break them into pieces and process into a fine powder in a clean coffee grinder. [Hint: Clean your grinder by processing a batch of rice.] Store tightly sealed in a dark place. Alternatively, mushroom powders can be purchased online.
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Sunday, February 6, 2011
Ingredient: Mushroom Powder
A tablespoon or two of mushroom powder, added to hot liquid (soup, sauce, stew, stir fry) adds a complex, meaty flavor to a variety of savory foods.
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