Tipsy Mushrooms (with Brandy)
"The best choice when you want to pamper and impress your loved ones in style. Great side dish with grilled meats ..! AND the ease of preparation in just over 7-8 minutes is a DEFINITE BONUS."
photo by Shannon Cooks
- Ready In:
- 10mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Serves:
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4
ingredients
directions
- Slice the mushrooms into fours.
- Melt the butter in a skillet.
- Add to the pan and sauté on high heat until soft for about 5 minutes.
- Remove from the heat and carefully add the brandy to avoid flame ups.
- Return to the heat and cook until pan juices have slightly thickened.
- Serve warm.
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Reviews
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If I could give these 1,000 stars I would! This is the best way I've ever made sauteed mushrooms. I think I'll eat this EVERY day. Love it! -
Oh I forgot to rate this! I made this a couple of weeks ago to go with some steaks and they were wonderful. Will be making this again. -
Kim, my husband asked what we were going to do with the leftover shrooms we had. Translation: What am *I* going to do with them. haha I found this recipe and I only had half the mushrooms called for, but I decided to make the full amount of sauce. As I was preparing the dish, hubby said it looked *really* good and suggested we add a little cream. So we decided to taste it as is, before the cream. D-lish! We didn't have cream, but we had a little leftover evaporated milk. It was very decadent. I can see many uses for this, but we ate it all by itself. Although we ate it ALL, I know it will refrigerate well...a good 'make-ahead' and so whenever I need to do something with excess shrooms before they go bad, this recipe is 'it'!!! Thank you! You just made my life (as it pertains to mushrooms, anyway) a whole lot easier! LOL --Ginny
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Mini Ravindran
United Arab Emirates
A people's person who never entertains one thing in life -- larger than life EGO of people.
My hobbies are numerous and diverse. They range from being an avid reader to decorating home, loving cats, embroidery, painting, writing poems and letters to friends, endless thinking, collecting candles, music, trying various cuisines and reaching out to people.
I love cooking and devising ways to smash set patterns of cooking. I do not like over use of spices in the cooking and am dead against using readymade or canned ingredients.
Cooking is my favourite prescription for busting all the stress that I accumulate in the work place.
