Personally, I love mushrooms, since as far as I can remember, because it was a kind of meat replacement  during my childhood in a poor Vietnam back then. Growing up, I have been trying to cook mushrooms into different dishes – from pasta to stew to bake and to puree.

About 2 years ago, while working as a producer at Unilever to photo and video shoot mustard Maille, I discovered the beauty of button mushroom cook in cream/milk and mustard. It was so simple, yet also had a complex taste from the mustard. I recreated it sometimes later and tweaked it with vietnamese style by adding in onion and garlic, also with the bones broth containing fish sauce and soya sauce. Once I introduced it at my house party, it was so successful that I had to make it twice to meet the demands.

Besides it is a big hit at the party, you can also have this mushroom mustard dip with rice noodles or white rice as a lunch meal – just made a little bit more gravy to soak the noodles in, a simple healthy meal!

Do you love mushrooms? Lets try the recipe and tell me how it is. Bon appetite

  [lt_recipe name=”Mushroom mustard Dip” servings=”2-4″ prep_time=”5M” cook_time=”5M” total_time=”10M” difficulty=”Easy” summary=”An easy dish for lunch ideas, party or snack for an afternoon.” print=”yes” ingredients=”300g Button mushroom – cut into cubes;50g Butter;1/4pc Onion – chopped finely;1pc Garlic clove – chopped finely;1tsp Honey/sugar;1tsp Paprika powder;1/2tsp Beef bones jelly;2tbsp Mustard;250ml Milk / Coconut milk;1tsp Thyme (fresh or dried);50g Basil leaves” ]In high heat, add butter into a pan.;Add mushroom, onion, garlic and honey, stirring till golden.;In medium heat, add paprika, salt, milk, thyme and continue to stir for 3min.;Add mustard and stir for 2min.;Only add basil leaves when serving.;;voilà, bon appétit [/lt_recipe]
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