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Practical ingredient guide

Dried shiitake mushrooms

Intensely flavoured dried mushrooms; soak, remove tough stalks and cook before eating.

Vegetables All year round Asian
Dried shiitake mushrooms as a cooking ingredient
Dried shiitake mushrooms · All year round · Asian
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

Intensely flavoured dried mushrooms; soak, remove tough stalks and cook before eating.

Soak, remove tough stalks and cook; add aroma to tofu and soups.

Choose identified uniform shiitake without mould or an unusual smell. Keep dry and airtight; use promptly after soaking.

Flavour profile

Vegetal; texture depends on soaking, draining and cooking.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Choose identified uniform shiitake without mould or an unusual smell.

Store

Keep dry and airtight; use promptly after soaking.

Prepare

Soak, remove tough stalks and cook; add aroma to tofu and soups.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Rice, fillings and vegetables according to preparation.

How to substitute it

Fresh shiitake, adjusting weight and moisture.

From ingredient to plate

Recipes with dried shiitake mushrooms

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Sichuan-style sweet-and-sour pork with mushrooms served on light crockery
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OmnivorousFrying pan1 to 2 hours

Sichuan-style sweet-and-sour pork with mushrooms

Sichuan-style sweet-and-sour pork with mushrooms, an Asian-inspired preparation with pork loin, onion, dried shiitake mush…

5,0 (1)
1 h 20 min total 4 servings 456 kcal/serving
Includes resting: 30 min. View Recipe →

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