[Collegiate Meals] Steve's Sugar Soy Sauce Mushroom Tops

This easy to make recipe comes from a family friend. Steve (and his Wife) are absolutely amazing cooks - especially when it comes to southern cuisine.

White "button" Mushrooms are decently priced (I paid $2 for a large carton with large mushrooms) and easy to prepare. Here's a tasty recipe you can make on a grill or even in an toaster oven ;)

These were served with my Three Way Salmon Steaks which for some reason never made it on the recent list because I started making that instructable weeks ago and just published (because I just got the pictures) :P

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Why is this in the Valentine's Day group? It's part of my special valentine's day meal :)

Step 1 Ingredients

Mushrooms
Soy Sauce
Brown Sugar (dark or light)

Comments

[bigwhitebob]

Looks good, I will be making these tonight. along side some churched up raman. I will stop back by and let you know how they turned out. Bawb

[bigwhitebob]

came back because I'm making these again. I love this recipe because Ramen is always "whats for dinner" and the stumps get thrown right in. Great cheap side dish, I am working on a Ramen Cookbook, would you mind if I included your mushrooms?

[honeypoy420]

dude, be sure to add ramen burgers in there :)

ramen noodles + some sort of gluten + flavor and spice + burger press (not sure what else to call it) + grill or fry = delicious ramen on a bun. :]

[Phoghat]

Yes, Add a little ginger, maybe a little chopped scallion. Might be good to try oyster mushrooms as well.

[John Smith]

What about using Portabello mushrooms? We got some, but I was wondering about adding the sauce to the cavity. Do you think 1/2 way up is too far up? These mushrooms are big. Also, couldn't you also eat them on a toasted bun, too?

[Tetranitrate]

What kind of crazy ass colors did you see after eating those things.

[trebuchet03]

Hehe -- these are the very common white mushroom (or button mushroom). It's the same species as the Portobello, so no crazy delusions ;)

[jeffreyf]

In addition to brown sugar, you should try a little ginger and or lime. It adds a nice bit of "zip" to a teriyaki sauce or equivalent.