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Stir-Fried Pork with Napa, Shitake, and Bamboo
Beef & Mushroom Dijon
This recipe is brought to you by Campbell's®. Make Great Meals. Get Great Smiles. It's Amazing What Soup Can Do. Sirloin steak is sautéed until just done, then simmered with a mixture of onions and mushrooms and a creamy Dijon-mushroom... More
Beef & Mushroom Lasagna
You can feed up to six people with this hearty lasagna recipe featuring creamy mushroom sauce and Italian tomato sauce layered between sheets of pasta with cheese and beef. More
Dinner Tonight: Cube Steak à la Salisbury
This Alton Brown recipe takes the flavorings from Salisbury steak, but swaps the ground beef for the cube steak. Now, I doubt cube steak in any form would impress those who weren't fortunate enough to have it as a child. As for me, this is straight-up nostalgia on a plate—no A1 necessary. More
Cook the Book: Rice Cooker Mushroom Risotto
It's probably best to start off the introduction for this Mushroom Risotto recipe from Roger Ebert's The Pot and How to Use It by saying that there are no short cuts when to comes to making risotto. But if time is an issue and a dish of savory, creamy, mushroom studded rice is what you're after then the rice cooker can certainly make a passable approximation. More
Cook the Book: Dried Mushrooms
When I came upon this recipe for Dried Mushrooms in Put 'em Up! by Sherri Brooks Vinton I realized that making my own at home was easily doable. The recipe (more of a technique, really) allows you to make your own blend of dried mushrooms depending on which fungus is your favorite. More
Wild Mushroom Ragout over Creamy Polenta
The following recipe is from the July 22 edition of our weekly recipe newsletter. To receive this newsletter in your inbox, sign up here! One might expect that a New Orleans-based chef like Emeril Lagasse is a big meat eater,... More
Dinner Tonight: Warm Mushroom Salad with Hazelnuts and Pecorino
What I really love about this recipe is how it feels totally hedonistic. The shallots, mushrooms, and pecorino all add meaty undertones to this dish, though no meat is actually involved at all. But it's still filling, and a perfect main course salad. Oh, and those hazelnuts. They provide a pleasing crunch to each bite. I'm glad I had them around. More
