I made a batch and it's gone so quickly!
What you need:
2 packets (300g) of fresh oyster mushroom
2 eggs (I used only the whites)
1 tsp salt
150g plain flour
50g corn flour
5g baking powder (I used double acting)
enough oil for deep frying
garlic salt
Method:
- Mix together plain flour, corn flour and baking powder
- Wash clean mushroom, cut lengthwise (remove the stem)
- Dip mushroom in the egg whites, drain
- Put in the mushroom in the flour mixture, make sure all are fully coated
- Heat oil in frying pan (lots of oil!) and deep fry mushroom til crisp
- Remove from heat and drain over kitchen towel, let cool
- Sprinkle with garlic salt and toss well
- Keep in airtight container
This post is for Little Thumbs Up May - Mushroom, organised by Zoe from Bake For Happy Kids and Doreen from my little favourite DIY, hosted by Joyce from Kitchen Flavours
Hi Alice,
ReplyDeleteI can see how addictive these are! Looks really good! Very "dangerous" if put in front of me, they will be gone in a flash! :)
Thank you for linking to LTU!
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
That must be finger-licking good! :D
ReplyDeleteWow I must try this!
ReplyDeletesimply dip this fried mushroom with sweet chili sauce, sure very good!
ReplyDeleteThis is so yummy. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I can bake it instead of frying?
ReplyDeletei gues shuld be possible to bake but not sure about the outcome, perhaps less crisp?
DeleteHi Alice, Thanks for the great Mushroom recipe!
ReplyDeleteI have a pack of oyster mushroom in the fridge and no idea on what to do with it. Thanks for sharing the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteHi Alice,
ReplyDeleteI can imagine... I wouldn't stop munching one too.
Zoe
I just tried this recipe and it was awesome! I just added some salt, garlic powder and chilly flakes to the flour mix to add more flavors! Thanks for sharing
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glad u like it :)
DeleteGreat recipe! As a vegan alternative, I use ground chia seed mixed with water instead of eggs and it worked great!! :P yummm... I also used gluten-free flour + brown rice flour (it's what I had handy) and it was perfect!
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