Butter Fried Chanterelles
Cooking Steps
1. Add the chanterelles to a dry frying pan over a medium high heat.
2. Let all the water evaporate from the mushrooms.
3. When there is no more water boiling in the frying pan, add a generous amount of butter and a pinch of salt and pepper. (Note: If you add the butter before all water is gone, you will just get butter-boiled chanterelles instead of fried chanterelles…you don’t want that.)
4. Fry the chanterelles until they’ve got a nice and dark color, are firm in the texture, and almost crunchy in the edges.
Serve as a side dish to your favorite meat, and I dare to say that almost any meat dish will be enhanced and lifted to a new level by the addition of butter-fried chanterelles.
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Somthing got messed up with the cooking time…it definitely takes more than 10 minutes. (I typed “N/A” as value since it depends on how much chanterelles you cook…(of course that also applies for the servings indication, but I had to set something so I set “1″ since no matter how few you’ve got, at least 1 person can enjoy them)