This sounds interesting & I might have to try making this......at the end, he suggests 'bottling' the ketchup and dehydrating the leftover mushroom mash to sprinkle on some extra flavors to recipes, so this is one of those '2-fer' deals.
Recipe
2 lbs mushrooms, wiped clean with a dry cloth or paper towel, then coarsely chopped
2 'spoonfuls' (not sure if it's teaspoons or Tablespoons?) salt
2 bay leaves
Mix & mash a bit, then let sit for about 10 minutes to make sure the moisture is being drawn from the mushrooms. Then let sit overnight in a non-reactive bowl or container.
Then add....
1 chopped onion
zest of 1 lemon
1 T finely grated horseradish
1/4 tsp ground cloves
pinch of cayenne pepper
1/2 tsp allspice
1/4 to 1/2 C cider vinegar
Stir together in a saucepot & let simmer about 15 minutes. Let cool & strain & squeeze off all the liquid from the mushroom mixture.
He doesn't mention the bay leaves....if he takes them out, or leaves them in....but I didn't notice if they were still in with the mushrooms when he transferred the mix. I would think they are taken out at some point as is done with most other recipes...but I don't know
Mushroom ketchup
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Re: Mushroom ketchup
Sounds interesting but mushrooms and my digestive system don’t play nicely together anymore.
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Re: Mushroom ketchup
Sounds delicious! Thanks!
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Re: Mushroom ketchup
Not sure if I'd like it or not. I like them raw and how I cook them. However, I don't always like them cooked other ways.