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This is the actual recipe:
garlic butter mushroom bake:
Container of mushrooms (I used baby bellas)
4 cloves of garlic
1/2 stick butter
Parmesean cheese (to taste, maybe 1/3-1/2 cup)
Preheat oven to 350
Butter a 1.5-2 quart casserole pan.
Halve or quarter the mushrooms, place in single layer in pan.
Slice the cloves of garlic, lay them over the mushrooms
Cut up the butter and dot it on top
Place in oven, bake for 20 minutes (until bubbly)
Sprinkle cheese on top
Serve with fresh baked bread for mopping up juices.
Be in heaven.
That makes enough for like 2 people :p
This is my most edited comment ever! Don't be tempted to stint on the butter, I did that once and it was too dry. MORE IS BETTER.
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Mmm, baby bellas. I used them all up last night, so I clearly need to buy four packages this next trip. I think your recipe + a veggie plate and a glass of Bordeaux sounds like an excellent dinner. (Oooh, I wonder how some seared venison would be in that? Am I messing up a good thing? I JUST LIKE FOOD, SWM. I just like food.)
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Page 1. They said this book would never be written.
Page 2. Well, here it is, so fuck you!
Oh, Ozzy!
I skimmed Heroin Diaries at Hastings a while back, and oooomg, it's printed in this eye-bleedingly bad manner. Lots of red on black, red on white, etc. It's like, is this book supposed to MAKE me want to do drugs? Because that's what it'll take for me to get through it.
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My favorite mushroom dish is from the "old country": almost-caramelized onions that then get sauteed in lots of butter with garlic and fresh, wild Chanterelles. Shortly before the end of cooking you dump in some sour cream. It's usually served as a side dish but I love sitting down with a baguette, nice red wine and eating an entire bowl of the stuff for dinner. OMG I LICK DA BOWL I TOTS DO!!! It's definitely a heart-attack-on-a-plate. Since wild fresh Chanterelles cost an arm, leg, and kidney, even in season, I can only make this dish once a year, which is good for my arteries.
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How you described your dish (and OM NOM NOM) sounds like how I made stroganoff a long time ago - I didn't have a recipe and just thought those sounded right. LOL. I am going to try yours with a STICK of butter and then eat it all myself. Ha. (And buy a defibrillator, just in case.)
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Right now it's a hamburger sans bun. BE MY BUN, LIZ.
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Madam, you wound me.
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