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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-06-20, Page 27Page 14---CreSsroads-JIfe.0 20, 1084 MICROWAVE ROWAVE MAGIC ►us us Mushrooms: By Desiree Vivea All right, so "sauteed fun- gus" doesn't sound exactly appetizing. But use the word "mushrooms," instead — and if you're like me, your mouth starts watering in eager anticipation. Lacking leaves or roots, and unable to perform photo- synthesis, this edible fungus is among the simplest of plants. And it's simply deli- cious added to soups, stews, egg dishes, casseroles,. salads, or just about any- thing that could use a touch of gourmet elegance. Mushrooms are mostly water (88 per cent). Evapor- ation during:shipping and storage may result in a rather shriveled product by the time it reaches the mar- ket. So be selective when you shop, and feel free to pick through your store's fungus section for only the best - looking ones. With most vegetables, smaller means more tender and flavorful. This rule does not apply to Mushrooms, and larger ones are just as tasty as small. Wash mushrooms by wip- Crest 100 ml. Bonus Size Toothpaste Head & Shoulders 350 ml. Bonus Size Shampoo Secret Spray 200 ml. or 60 gr or 60 mL Roll -On Deodorant Final Net 225 ml Bonus Size :Hair Spray Sea Breeze 1 20 ml Lotion Johnson's 60's Plastic Strips Band Aid Johnson's 125 ml. Baby Oil Johnson's 225 ml Baby Shampoo 1.69 3.89 Solid 2.49 2.59 2.59 1.99 1.79 1.99 OATF#T MED/C/ACES • COSI/177(S • /OBACCOS Open 9 a.m- to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Six ing with a damp cloth, by minutes, stirring once half - rinsing briefly under the tap way through cooking time, or by swishing for a few.mo- and rotating dish 1/4 -turn. ments in a bowl of cold Pour beef broth into glass water. Dry immediately measuring cup. Microwave with paper towels. Never at HIGH for 2 minutes, until soak, or mushrooms will be- hot. Pour over beef strips, come water-logged and adding raw noodles, mush - soggy. If you peel mush- rooms and parsley. Stir gen- rooms, you're paring away tly to mix. Cover again with much of the flavor. Leave plastic wrap and microwave the skin, and the flavor, in- at 50 per cent power tact. (MEDIUM) for 12 minutes, To microwave, place 2 to 3 stirring once halfway tablespoons butter in a 11/2- through cooking time. quart glass, casserole for Remove from oven,'stir in each 12 pound fresh, sliced sour cream, cover and let mushrooms.. Add mush- stand for several minutes rooms, cover and microwave before serving. Garnish with for 2 to 4 minutes (Four to 6 parsley sprigs, if desired. minutes for 1 pound) . Stir Serves 4. and rotate dish 1/4 -turn half- SAVORY MUSHROOM way through cooking time. APPETIZERS Be careful not to overcook. 1/2 lb. meduim-size fresh As soon as mushrooms begin mushrooms to darken remove from the 4 slices bacon oven. Let stand a minute or 2 tbsps. minced onion so before serving. 1 slice fresh, soft bread, torn STROGANOFF into small pieces CASSEROLE 1/e tsp. pepper 1 (11b.) beef top round steak 1/2 tsp. garlic salt 3 tbsps. flour Dash dried parsley 1/4 tsp. each salt, pepper and 2 tbsps. water paprika Paprika 1 clove garlic, crushed - 1 cup beef broth, canned or Wash mushrooms and dry from bouillon carefully. Remove stems, 4 ozs. egg noodles, uncooked chop and set aside. Place ba - 1/4 lb. fresh mushrooms, con strips on microwave washed and sliced bacon rack, paper plate or 2 tbsps. fresh chopped pars- glass plate. Cover with paper ley towels and microwave about 1 cup sour cream 4 minutes, or until cooked. Chop fine with sharp knife. Slice beef into thin, 1/8 -inch In bowl, blend together strips. (this is easier to do if mushroom stems, bacon, meat is partially frozen.) In onion, bread pieces, season - .paper sack, mix together ings (except paprika) and flour, salt, pepper and pap- water. Mound filling into rika. Close top and shake. mushroom caps and arrange Add meat slices to bag and on microwave -safe serving shake again to evenly coat • plate. meat. Sprinkle lightly with pap - Pour oil into bottom of 9- rika and cover with waxed by. -5 -inch glass loaf pan. Add Paper. Microwave 2 " to 21/2 crushed garlic and micro- minutes, until hot. Makes 25 wave 15 seconds at HIGH. to 30,appetizers. Spread beef strips evenly in Recipes in this column are bottom of pan and cover with . tested in 625- to 700 -watt mi - two layers of plastic wrap. crowave ovens. Foods are, Microwave at 50 per cent ,cooked on HIGH (100 per power.. (MEDIUM) for 6 cent power) and uncovered unless otherwise specified. k SPRING SPEOALS Swag Lamp with matching wall mounted pin-up light Reg. $75.95 Sale 995 Limited Quantities Lawn Light with 82" steel post Reg '510.68 $ 7995 5 Sale von LIGHTING CENTRE :deai Supply Go." 133 Regent St. STRATFORD 273-0650 TV TEASERS By W. WILSON CASEY 1. 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