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Mushrooms are sauteed in butter, then simmered with milk, flour and soy sauce, creating a creamy gravy. Serve over warm biscuits, rice or pasta.
Ingredients: butter, mushrooms, flour, milk, soy sauce
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Food & Wine's Grace Parisi likes using a mix of shiitake, oyster, chanterelle, and button mushrooms for this succulent ragù to top baked potatoes, but any combination will work.
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In Wisconsin, wild rice is truly wild, not cultivated as in other states, the tassels rising and swaying over rivers, lakes and floodplains come late August and September Called manoomin by the local Chippewa, it is a protected crop that can be harvested only by state residents holding a valid license And only by hand, as the Chippewa have always done, using wooden flails gently (the grains should fall from the stalk without great effort) from canoes propelled by paddles or push poles
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Farro is chewier than Italian rice and doesn’t release starch when it’s cooked, so there’s no need to stir it the way you’d stir a risotto This hearty dish has a rich, earthy flavor Although it takes about twice as long as a risotto to cook, it doesn’t require tending.
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For this salad, chef Kevin Willmann of Farmhaus in St. Louis likes using oyster mushrooms over other varieties. To roast them, he makes a delicious garlic oil; save leftover oil for other uses.
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Since farro does not release starch like rice, the traditional stovetop method doesn't require constant stirring. The result is a lovely and delicious risotto.
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The rich, earthy flavors of wild mushrooms and a special truffle-flavored cheese take this basic au gratin potato dish to new heights.
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This recipe is by Joan Nathan and takes 1 hour 45 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.