California Farm Broiled in Butter Large White Button Mushrooms

These large mushrooms can get to 3” in diameter and taste like veal when broiled in grassfed butter. You slice them in threes from the stems, so each piece has stem and cap. You use the heated cast iron skillet to give the broiled flavor.
California Farm Broiled in Butter Large White Button Mushrooms
These large mushrooms can get to 3” in diameter and taste like veal when broiled in grassfed butter. You slice them in threes from the stems, so each piece has stem and cap. You use the heated cast iron skillet to give the broiled flavor.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wipe, do not wash mushrooms. Slice stem in three slices.
- 2
Heat a large dry cast iron skillet to medium. Melt and foam one tablespoon grassfed butter per mushroom, cover the bottom of the skillet with single layer of mushroom slices.
- 3
Brown till golden, few minutes, flip, brown other side, lift onto paper towel on warm plate.
- 4
Serve in side dish bowl. Enjoy.
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