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Wild Mushroom Ragout

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Nearly any variety or combination of wild mushrooms—like shiitakes, oyster mushrooms or chanterelles—will be terrific here; cultivated cremini and portobellos are great too. If you choose portobellos, use a small spoon to scrape away the dark brown gills, since they impart an inky color and murky flavor.

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Wild Mushroom Ragout

This is incredible. Ooh yum! But what isn't when it's loaded with marsala and heavy cream? I'm actually making the wild mushroom soup that uses this ragout as a base, but quite frankly, I'm tempted to throw this with some homemade egg fettucine instead, pour a large glass of red wine and lie down and go to heaven! Fantastic. Seriously good enough for dinner guests too.

Posted by: JoCook on October 6, 2009

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This is sooo delicious!  I intend to make the wild mushroom soup, but I had to rave about this first because it is so good... I used shiitake, chanterelles, and criminis; I ran out of cream so used only about 1/4 c and I added a little 2% milk; and I added a splansh of ginger-peanut sauce.  The only thing I would have done differently is re-hydrated the chanerelles (the others were either fresh or frozen, and had a much better texture) before using.  Still, the whole thing was delicious... I may have to make a second batch for the soup, I don't know if this one will last! 

Posted by: callymb on October 15, 2008

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Wonderfully rich tasting and terrific in the wild mushroom soup.  I didn't have the Madeira or Marsala so I used a dry white table wine.  I also added a half cup of chicken and beef stock and reduced before adding the cream.

Posted by: snowangel on March 23, 2008

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