Enoki mushroom【known as golden needle mushrooms 金(jīn)针(zhēn)菇(gū) in China】 is a lovely mild and sweet editable mushroom popular in many Asian countries. It can be steamed, stir-fried, boiled or stewed. I just love them from texture, appearance to taste. It looks so pretty, right? And it is also a perfect food for spring as in most cases, our body needs making preparation for summer.
This is a super simple but excellent yummy enoki mushrooms with minced garlic. Steaming extremely kept the sweet juice coming from mushrooms, which provides a great fresh flavor.
The best match for steamed dishes is garlic sauce. It is also a good component for hot pot dipping sauce.
Instructions
Remove the ends and then lay in a serving plate. Recommend placing by layers to create a lovely presentation.
Then place the garlic sauce on top, add some fresh chili on top. Drizzle some light soy sauce.
Steam for 10 minutes.
Ingredients
- 150 g fresh enoki mushrooms , hard ends (around 1 inch) removed and washed
- 1 tsp. sesame oil
- 1 green onion , cut into sections
Garlic sauce
- 2 tbsp. garlic sauce instruction here
- 1 tbsp. light soy sauce
- fresh pepper circles
Instructions
- Remove the hard roots of enoki mushroom. Clean and slightly drain. Then lay in a plate.
- Place garlic sauce , light soy sauce and pepper circles.
- Steam 10 minutes and then place green onion section on top.
Nutrition
I’ve never thought of adding the toping prior to steaming. It’s so obvious, though. Thanks for the inspiration. I will try it right away with the steamed asparagus broccoli I’m going to prepare for dinner today.
This is ABSOLUTELY gorgeous. I can have 2 bowls of rice to go with the mushrooms. Thanks for sharing!
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Love this recipe! It must be about a year ago that I bought enoki for the first time. Cannot get enough of them. And this recipe is just so fabulous in its simplicity. Great flavour, wonderful texture and such a lovely sidedish. Thanks for this!!! It will appear on my table often from now on!
Dès que je trouve ces champignons je fais la recette. Bises Chris 06