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Roast Mushrooms, Eggplant, Feta Salad Bowl & other Mushroom dishes

April 6, 2018 by Tania 5 Comments

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Roast Mushrooms salad Bowl

In the mid 1970’s most of the mushrooms eaten in Australia were sold in cans.  That seems odd now, but I can tell you when I was a kid we had mushrooms most mornings and they came straight from a can. There was more mushroom sauce in the can than actual mushroom but no one seemed to care back then. Today Australians eat 95% of their mushrooms fresh, thank God.

Mixed Roast Mushrooms, Eggplant Salad Bowl -Easy

This salad is made with mixed mushrooms. I am told 55% of Australian consumers buy mushrooms at least once a week. Is that you?. More about Mushrooms after the recipe.

For more great mushroom recipes try this One Pot Chicken and Mushrooms,  Stuffed Mushrooms or follow this easy

Mushroom Risotto Recipe on the HelloFresh website

Roast Mushrooms salad Bowl

Roast Mushrooms, Eggplant, Feta Salad Bowl & other Mushroom dishes

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Simple to cook, Mushrooms are perfect as a salad, warm or cold as well as an accompaniment. This recipe uses Australian Cup measurements. Serves 6
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Servings: 6
Ingredients Method

Ingredients
  

  • 400 gm Flat mushrooms field or Portabella
  • 200 gm Swiss brown mushroom
  • 400 gm button mushrooms
  • 2 cloves garlic
  • 3 tablespoons white miso
  • 1 Tablespoon dijon
  • 200 ml olive oil
  • 60 ml lemon juice or wine vinegar 3 tablespoons
  • 1 teaspoon black pepper fresh cracked
  • 1 whole eggplant diced into squares
  • 200 gm mixed salad carrots, cabbage , spinach, rocket, Kale, flat parsley leaves
  • 200 gm feta
  • 200 gm ricotta
  • 40 ml milk 2 tablespoons
  • 2 whole tomatoes cut into wedges
  • 50 gm dukka
  • 80 ml dressing see the link below for dressing recipe

Method
 

  1. Oven 180 C / 350 F
  2. Mix the Feta, ricotta and milk. Mash with a fork or mix in a blender. Set aside
  3. Mix the miso, dijon, garlic, lemon juice and pepper and 3/4 of the oil in a large bowl and then toss the mushrooms in this mix till they are coated well.
  4. Pour the mushrooms onto a baking paper lined tray and bake at 180 C / 350 F for approximately 20 minutes or until soft . Pour into a bowl.
  5. Toss the diced eggplant in the remaining oil and lay on the tray and roast till soft. about 10 minutes
  6. Add the eggplant to the mushrooms. Toss well and taste for seasoning.
  7. Prepare 6 bowls. Spread the feta cheese mix onto the bottom of the bowls.
  8. Top with salad, quartered tomatoes and mushrooms. Sprinkle with dukkah for crunch and serve with the extra dressing.

Find a recipe for great salad dressing here.

Roasted Mushrooms in a salad bowl

Here’s a couple of things I have just learnt about Mushrooms.

Roast Mushrooms including these buttons

Buttons. The most popular Mushroom. These can be eaten raw and cooked and go well with feat, rosemary, chicken, dijon mustard .

Roast Mushrooms , these are flat mushrooms

Field mushrooms or Flats. Are great BBQ’d or made in to soup and go with Parmesan, garlic, thyme, horseradish steak and lots lots more. These are Buttons grown up!

Roast Mushrooms with swiss brown mushrooms

Swiss Brown Mushrooms are THE tastiest Mushrooms and my favourite

Roast Mushrooms Salad with Portabellaswith Portabello Mushrooms

Swiss Browns grow into these Portabella Mushrooms. Mystery solved there for me.


Roast Mushrooms 4 kinds

Shitake, Oyster, Black Cloud ear Fungus and Enokii

Roast Mushrooms on a baking tray

  • Do not soak mushrooms in water the mushrooms will absorb water, just like they absorb oil and stock.
  • Caps and stems can be used in recipes.
  • Although mushrooms are not high in B12, they are still the only non-animal fresh food source of B12!

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  1. Angie@Angie's Recipes

    April 24, 2018 at 11:20 pm

    All those mushrooms…so yummy! Just had a big portion of shiitake mushroom stirfry :-))

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    • Tania

      April 25, 2018 at 12:28 am

      Oh yes me too I love Mushrooms

      Reply
  2. Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella

    April 13, 2018 at 5:00 pm

    I’m at the moment obsessed with dried shiitake mushrooms. I was given a recipe on how to make them totally umami and I can’t stop eating them! This sounds delicious too.

    Reply
  3. Eva Taylor

    April 11, 2018 at 12:20 pm

    Anything with mushrooms are amazing by me, I just love them. My favourite has to be shitaki, they are so delicious when roasted. I recently discovered that portabello mushrooms are just overgrown creminis too!
    I also recall having canned mushrooms always in the pantry, although Mom never liked to buy the canned soup, too much salt.

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  4. Aria smith

    April 7, 2018 at 5:45 pm

    4 stars
    This sounds yummy and look fabulous! your food photographs awesome!!Thanks for sharing!!!

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