Grilled Chopper

Grilled Chopper

Overview

Chopper, a kind of mushroom. The name sounds Tibetan. It is said that it is boletus. The crisp, tender and smooth texture really reminds me of porcini mushrooms. And those big flowers with big umbrellas have a smoother texture, almost the same as the porcini mushrooms we eat in the past. Could it be that this statement is true? Regarding mushrooms, my favorite is the smooth stew, which is so delicious. . . This time, bake. I don’t know where this idea came from. Grilled mushrooms, mostly shiitake mushrooms and mushrooms. I wonder what this Chopper tastes like when baked? A complete copy of the roasted mushrooms in Changdi's Collection. The ripe Chopper is as dark as ink and is very similar to porcini mushrooms. Presumably this statement is indeed true. However, the result of mixing according to the recipe is very average. Perhaps porcini cakes are not suitable for such seasoning?

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Main ingredients

    Grilled Chopper step 1
  2. Wash the mushrooms

    Grilled Chopper step 2
  3. Separate the umbrella cover and handle

    Grilled Chopper step 3
  4. Cut the large umbrella canopy into four pieces and make cross cuts on the surface

    Grilled Chopper step 4
  5. Cut the umbrella handle into thick slices

    Grilled Chopper step 5
  6. Also make a cross

    Grilled Chopper step 6
  7. Pour all seasonings into a small bowl

    Grilled Chopper step 7
  8. Mix well

    Grilled Chopper step 8
  9. Place the mushrooms on a baking sheet lined with tin foil

    Grilled Chopper step 9
  10. Brush with sauce

    Grilled Chopper step 10
  11. Put in the oven, middle layer, heat up and down to 180 degrees,

    Grilled Chopper step 11
  12. Take it out after 10 minutes, turn over and brush with sauce, and bake for another 5 minutes

    Grilled Chopper step 12
  13. Out of the oven

    Grilled Chopper step 13
  14. Load

    Grilled Chopper step 14
  15. Sprinkle with chopped green onion and white sesame seeds

    Grilled Chopper step 15