Take simple garlic mushrooms on toast to a whole new level by using seasonal mushrooms. In this case, we use Saffron Milk Cap (çıntar).
Course Breakfast / Brunch
Cuisine International
Prep Time 15minutes
Cook Time 15minutes
Drying Time 30minutes
Total Time 1hour
Servings 2
Calories 300kcal
Author Turkey's For Life
Ingredients
4slicescrusty bread
250gsaffron milk cap (pine) mushroomswashed & chopped into bite-sized chunks
1small onionpeeled & finely chopped
2wholered chillies finely chopped
1clovegarlicpeeled & grated
1knobbutter
1tbspolive oil
4tbspwhole milkor double cream
½tspsweet paprika
salt & pepperto season
Instructions
Add your olive oil and butter to a frying pan and place on a medium heat.
Add your garlic and onions to the pan and sauté for a few minutes until your onions start to become translucent. Season with salt and pepper as they cook.
As your onions begin to soften, add your mushrooms, chillies and paprika and stir them around to coat them in the butter and oil. Saffron milk cap mushrooms are quite robust so will need around 8-10 minutes to soften.
Now pour your milk over the mushrooms and onions and turn the heat to low.
Stir and allow to simmer for 3-4 minutes.
Meanwhile, lightly toast your bread and place on two plates.
Spoon the garlic mushrooms over the top of your toast and serve immediately.
Notes
As with all of our recipes, the calories for our mushrooms on toast recipe are meant as a basic guide. Calorie count will vary depending on bread used, quantities and whether you use milk or cream.
Our mushrooms on toast calorie count is based on the use of low fat milk and around 100g white bread.
This is a seasonal recipe so you can make mushrooms on toast with whatever mushrooms are available at the time. Field mushrooms and chestnut mushrooms work well. Shiitake mushrooms are said to be a good substitute for the çıntar.