Back when I posted my recipe for Grilled King Oyster Mushrooms, Shohga suggested grilling the mushrooms brushed with ponzu and then using them in sushi.  I thought that sounded like a great idea, so I filed it away in my brain to try later.  The other day I went on the hunt for some ponzu, but couldn't find any without bonito (a type of fish).  So, I decided to use some mirin instead.  Since my grill was out of propane, I tossed the shrooms into a pan over medium heat and kept splashing them with mirin until cooked.  I put them in the sushi roll with some chopped bok choy that I briefly pan fried in a little light soy sauce.  The shrooms were slightly sweet and the bok choy added a light crunch.  Dipped in some soy and wasabi, it was some mighty good sushi.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Oyster Mushroom Sushi
Back when I posted my recipe for Grilled King Oyster Mushrooms, Shohga suggested grilling the mushrooms brushed with ponzu and then using them in sushi.  I thought that sounded like a great idea, so I filed it away in my brain to try later.  The other day I went on the hunt for some ponzu, but couldn't find any without bonito (a type of fish).  So, I decided to use some mirin instead.  Since my grill was out of propane, I tossed the shrooms into a pan over medium heat and kept splashing them with mirin until cooked.  I put them in the sushi roll with some chopped bok choy that I briefly pan fried in a little light soy sauce.  The shrooms were slightly sweet and the bok choy added a light crunch.  Dipped in some soy and wasabi, it was some mighty good sushi.
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