did a fungi linguine on the second day of chinese new year on 20.2.2015.^^
my niece & her husband are buddhist & take vegetarian though they are not picky & will take vegetables even if they were done with meats. 🙂
in 1 of the dinners previously i made them a spanish omelette, a potatoes & onions egg omelette. this time i made them a fungi linguine.
i would prefer button mushrooms but i only had shitake. still, the mushroom flavours were very intense. the linguine was al dente & just the right texture. i added about 3 tablespoons of heavy cream to about 200g pasta. it was smooth & not too creamy. pasta was quite excellent. my sister-in-law was also vegetarian, and my niece’s husband took a second helping, so it managed 4 average portions & 1 portion left shared by my nephew & wife.
recipe was straightforward, basically same as preparing fungi risotto-
- mushrooms were first slightly caramelised with pinch of salt over medium heat.
- then chopped onions added & softened.
- linguine was done just slightly below al dente, placed in ice water to halt cooking & drained.
- when serving, add browned garlic with olive oil to pan, add mushrooms & onions to pan, add white wine, add linguine & cream, off the fire & toss.
- add sugar & salt if required to taste.
c.h.e.f andy
Pingback: 6pax Homecooked Course Dinner on 9Jul2015 | c.h.e.f
Pingback: Really Fun 12pax Homegourmet Dinner on 5Aug2015 | c.h.e.f
Pingback: 10-course Homecooked Vegetarian Dinner for 8pax on 17Aug2015 | c.h.e.f
Pingback: Spaghetti alla Nerano (Zucchini Pasta) | c.h.e.f
Pingback: Vegetarian Dinner? + Some Meats on 12Apr2016 | c.h.e.f