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To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can cook wild mushroom & potato soup using 17 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Wild Mushroom & Potato Soup:
- Take Large Stalks of 5-6 cep/porchini mushrooms,
- Take 2 onions, chopped finely,
- Prepare 2 small potatoes, skin left on, diced finely,
- Make ready 15 pieces dried ceps/porchini mushrooms,
- Make ready 2 cloves garlic, sliced,
- Take Vegetable stock cube,
- Get 1 tsp dried oregano,
- Take 1 tsp dried marjoram,
- Make ready 1 glug of white wine,
- Prepare 2 heaped tbsp quark or 4 tbsp cream,
- Take Pinch sea salt,
- Make ready Cracked black pepper to season
- Take White pepper to season,
- Take 1 generous glug of extra virgin olive oil
- Prepare Boiling water, enough to fill saucepan halfway
- Prepare Equipment Needed:
- Prepare 1 blender or hand blender
Chanterelles (Cantharellus) Chanterelles are a prevalent name for macro-fungi in Cantharellus genus. These white, yellow, or orange funnel-shaped meaty mushrooms are the most famous consumed wild mushroom species. Some Cantharellus species release a fruity smell and they have a mildly peppery taste. One of the dangers of collecting mushrooms in the wild, Cotter said, is that of toxic look-alikes — poisonous mushrooms that resemble edible ones.
Instructions to make Wild Mushroom & Potato Soup:
- Heat a saucepan up over a medium heat and glug in enough olive oil to just cover the base then add in the onions. Fry gently for several minutes until the become golden and soften. Add in the chopped garlic and fry for around 20 seconds. Add the chopped mushroom stalks. Season well with salt and pepper.
- Crumble in the Vegetable stock and then add the dried herbs. Stir through the onions and mushrooms. Continue to fry gently. Add in the wine and cook off for a minute or two then pour in the boiling water, enough to fill the pan around halfway, and stir.
- Put the chopped potatoes in and bring to a gentle simmer. Cover with a lid and simmer for around 20-25 minutes until the flavours impart. Remove from the heat and allow to cool down so it's not piping hot.
- Add in the quark/cream and stir then carefully, season with a touch of white pepper and salt to taste then transfer to a blender or blitz using a hand blender until smooth and creamy. Serve up and enjoy, perfect with some crusty buttered bread. :)
Some Cantharellus species release a fruity smell and they have a mildly peppery taste. One of the dangers of collecting mushrooms in the wild, Cotter said, is that of toxic look-alikes — poisonous mushrooms that resemble edible ones. He pointed to the green-spored parasol. Chanterelles are, along with morels, the most commonly found wild mushrooms at markets and on menus in the United States. They have a slightly spicy edge along with their woodsy flavor and hold their firm texture better than most mushrooms.
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