Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt

Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt

by Shell 040607

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

10m

Serving

2

Sea salt beef fried eryngii mushrooms
The first time I ate Pleurotus eryngii, I fell in love with its texture and taste. It was smooth and delicate, like plump meat, without the greasiness and smell of meat. The sweetness was mixed with a touch of milk. I used to cut thin slices and fry it in a pan, and also shredded it and fry it with shredded pork, but it was found that it tasted best when fried with beef. Any ingredient, the original taste of it is the most wonderful. It is simple and best without too much condiments.
Choose a tall and tall pleurotus eryngii, cut into about 3 cm sections, melt the butter on a low heat, and fry the pleurotus eryngii in a pan with starch on both sides. Place it on a plate and sprinkle with Shanghai salt. It's super simple, but super delicious. You must use sea salt. Savor the granules of sea salt and slowly melt on the tip of your tongue. It is wonderful with the milky flavor of Pleurotus eryngii.
The food must be matched with a beautiful mood and environment, a clean and tidy table, place your favorite tableware, pour a glass of red wine, sit still, be grateful, and savor the beauty of the food.
Although it is delicious, I only ate two pieces. The more I like it, the more restraint..."

Ingredients

Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt

1. Prepare the ingredients, wash the eryngii mushrooms, and cut into about 3 cm sections

Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt recipe

2. The butter is melted in the pot, and the two ends of the eryngii mushrooms are coated with starch

Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt recipe

3. Put it in the pan and fry on both sides until golden

Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt recipe

4. Sprinkle Shanghai salt on the plate

Fried King Pleurotus with Butter and Sea Salt recipe

Tips:

Sea salt must be used, otherwise the taste will be compromised. The starch is used to set the shape and prevent the eryngii mushrooms from juicing and affecting the taste.

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