With the mush season not far away, I have been thinking about mush-mush-mushrooms. If you are too lazy to step out and have been wanting to relish some starters, then here’s what you can do to keep your salivating tongue at rest.

Ingredients:
- 300 grams button mushrooms
- 10 to 20 medium garlic cloves
- 1 big onion
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper powder
- 4 tablespoons paprika sauce
- 1 tablespoon honey
- Salt to taste
- Olive oil
- Vinegar (optional)
Method: wash, clean, peel, chop, marinate
- Wash, clean and then chop each mushroom into two halves
- Marinate mushrooms in diluted paprika sauce with turmeric, honey and very little vinegar for at least an hour
- Peel off and chop onions and garlics into very fine pieces and keep aside

Method: Preparation
- Add 5 to 6 tablespoons of oil in a cooking pan
- Fry onions and garlic pieces in oil till they turn translucent and cooked. Put aside in some paper tissues for it to cool and absorb the excessive oil
- Add some oil and then the marinated mushrooms into the cooking pan
- Now sprinkle some pepper and salt
- Keep frying
- Add some more oil if required
- Add the onions and garlic pieces with some salt
- Cover the pan with a lid
- Open in intervals and continue to sauté till it is cooked and dry
- In 15 – 20 minutes the mushrooms will be cooked
- Remove from the burner
Quick tip: You can reduce the amount of pepper, garlic and paprika for a dish that’s less of spice and pungent. If you are not a honey person, you can exclude the honey and replace it with jaggery water or any other form of sweeteners.
For the green salad
Ingredients:
- 1 portion of cabbage
- 1 large sized cucumber
- 4 bulbs of small spring onions
- Some fresh twigs of cilantro
- 10 tulsi leaves
- Salt
- Pepper
Method: Preparation
Wash, clean, dry and chop cabbage, cucumber and spring onions into thin round slices and arrange on a plate. Finely chop the cilantro and tulsi leaves. Use it as garnish with some pepper and salt.
I am not even going to mention what this amazing green salad can do for you, but you can surely take a look at what mushrooms can do for you.


*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
Your mushroom pepper fry is ready. Serve it with this plate of green salad, some sauce and some beer on a lazy weekend or to pep up your otherwise predictable weekday.
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Looks delicious. I used to hate mushrooms when I was growing up. I inadvertently had some in a dish a few years ago and fell in love with the taste. They have since become a regular addition to many of my meals. Thanks for sharing this recipe.
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Thank you so much L & K! That’s great to know. I am not much of a mushroom person either but sometimes vegetarians and vegans don’t have too many options to go with and so I started to have mushrooms too. I would love to hear from you if you happen to try this.
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Adore the flavour of mushrooms. In fact just had some freshly prepared mushroom soup for lunch. Your stir fry sounds nice too.
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Soup sounds great Marion! Thanks you so much, hope you get a chance to try this one sometime.
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Nice and simple! We are having some mushrooms tonight as well. We’ll get to try your recipe at some point for sure.
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Thanks Leighton! Well, you should keep me posted when you do, I would love to know how it turned out for you.
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Looks delicious!
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It sure is, thank you so much for dropping by Mizou!
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My pleasure!😊
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Well, in that case I look forward to seeing you follow my site and reading my posts regularly, liking and dropping those comments too Mizou! 🙂
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I Sure will!!! 😊
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Thanks for that❣️
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I am rather partial to mushrooms. 🙂 🙂 Not sure what tulsi leaves are. I guess baby spinach would do?
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That’s a kind of basil Jo! Of course you could try baby spinach too 🙂
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Ah, ok- thanks! 🙂 🙂
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It is mostly grown in a lot of Hindu households in India and is known to have a lot of medicinal value too.
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Basil is easy to find here 🙂 🙂
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That’s great, you will find it in many places around the world. Try it sometime if you haven’t had a chance yet Jo!
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This looks and sounds delicious. I am now hungry.
Guess it is time to make dinner. 😆 🍜
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Thank you Michele! Bon appétit!
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Garlic shells do you mean cloves? A nice simple dish …Thank you for sharing with me 🙂
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Uh that’s what I meant, wonder how that happened, thanks for pointing that out Carol! Yes indeed, try it sometime considering you already have your hands full with some of your own 🙂
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No worries I love that it has lots of garlic we are garlic lovers here…Typos are so easy they just appear …What do you like to be called as I like to use a name when making a comment 🙂
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That’s good to know Carol — garlic sure has a way! The ones so far are sling and slinger invented by some of my readers and follows, you can choose from them or give me a new one based on your creativity! 🙂
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I like the combination of garlic and honey. This looks real appetizing.
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Thanks for dropping by Geri! Yes that’s a combination that hits off really well in certain recipes, give it a try sometime!
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