Recipes with Julie Van Rosendaal: Mimicking meat with mushrooms
Tzatziki, garlic sauce, garlic aioli or other sauce, for dipping To prepare oyster mushrooms, cut off the larger caps and either cut a hole in the middle with a sharp paring knife, or cut them into rounds with the large end of a large piping bag tip, then cut a hole in the middle with the smaller end .
Separate and trim the stems so you have some straight-up stems and some little clusters of the tinier stems.Add the mushrooms and stir to coat.When you're ready to cook, put about equal parts flour and panko into a shallow bowl. Lift the mushroom pieces out of the yogurt, letting any excess drip off, and dredge in the flour-panko mixture to coat.
In a heavy, shallow pot , heat an inch or so of oil until a bit of crumbs sizzle when dropped in. If you have a thermometer, aim for about 375 F.Use a slotted spoon to transfer them to a paper towel-lined plate, and sprinkle with salt while they're still warm.Calgary Eyeopener's food guide Julie Van Rosendaal talks about food trends, recipes and cooking tips on the Calgary Eyeopener every Tuesday at 8:20 a.m. MT. The best-selling cookbook author is a contributing food editor for the Globe and Mail, and writes for other publications across Canada.
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