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GRILLED MUSHROOM, BEETROOT AND CHEESE SANDWICHES
Grilled mushroom, beetroot and cheese sandwiches
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Use dried mushrooms

Dried mushrooms are a great substitute for the fresh variety, especially as they have a long shelf life (up to a year) and so can be readily available when mushrooms are not in season.

They should, however, be used in smaller quantities than their fresh counterparts as they are much stronger in flavour.

Simply rehydrate in warm water or milk and add, chopped, to broths, stuffings or risottos, or mix into butter to melt over pan-fried steak.

Alternatively, grind into a fine dust and sprinkle over home-made bread or add to olive oil for a distinct meaty flavour.



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Recipe by: Phillippa Cheifitz
Serves: 4
Allergens: Wheat free / Gluten free
Dietary considerations: Health conscious / Heart friendly
Category: Vegetarian / Easy / Quick
Prep time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 20 minutes
Ingredients:
8 extra-large open brown mushrooms
Olive oil for brushing
4 thick slices goat’s milk Camembert
4 thick slices skinned, roasted beetroot
Balsamic vinegar
4-6 tablespoons caramelised red onions or red onion marmalade
For serving:
Wild rocket
Extra-virgin olive oil
Cooking instructions:

Remove the stems from the mushrooms, season and brush with oil. Lightly season the sliced roasted beetroot and sprinkle sparingly with balsamic vinegar.

Sandwich the mushrooms together with cheese, beetroot and caramelised onion. Tie up with string. Place on a preheated grill pan and slide under a hot grill.

Grill for 4 to 5 minutes on each side until the mushrooms are just cooked and the cheese starts to melt. Remove string and serve on rocket, drizzled with olive oil.

Wine: Groote Post Pinot Noir 2004


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