Mushroom Powder

New system of domestic cookery, forme... · Rundell, Maria Eliza Ketelby · 1806
Source
New system of domestic cookery, formed upon principles of economy, and adapted to the use of private families
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Ingredients (5)
For the mushroom powder
Instructions (8)
  1. Wash mushrooms while quite fresh, and free them from grit and dirt with flannel.
  2. Scrape out the black part clean, and do not use any that are wormeaten.
  3. Put them into a stewpan over the fire without water, with two large onions, some cloves, a quarter of an ounce of mace, and two spoonfuls of white pepper, all in powder.
  4. Simmer and shake them till all the liquor be dried up, but be careful they do not burn.
  5. Lay them on tins or sieves in a slow oven, till they are dry enough to beat to powder.
  6. Then put the powder in small bottles, corked and tied closely, and keep in a dry place.
Usage
  1. A teaspoonful will give a very fine flavour to any soup or gravy, or any sauce.
  2. It is to be added just before serving, and one boil given to it after it is put in.
Original Text
Mushroom Powder. Wash half a peck of large mushrooms while quite fresh, and free them from grit and dirt with flannel. Scrape out the black part clean, and do not use any that are wormeaten: put them into a stewpan over the fire without water, with two large onions, some cloves, a quarter of an ounce of mace, and two spoonfuls of white pepper, all in powder. Simmer and shake them till all the liquor be dried up, but be careful they do not burn. Lay them on tins or sieves in a slow oven, till they are dry 115enough to beat to powder; then put the powder in small bottles, corked and tied closely, and keep in a dry place. A teaspoonful will give a very fine flavour to any soup or gravy, or any sauce; and it is to be added just before serving, and one boil given to it after it is put in.
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