Sautéed Mushrooms with Sherry, Butter and Tarragon

Sautéed Mushrooms with Sherry, Butter and Tarragon
Chef's notes

White mushrooms probably are the only vegetable I often like to overcook.  It gives bland mushrooms a slightly more exotic texture. 

The cooking sequence below releases all of their liquid, replacing it with other flavors.  I especially love pairing mushrooms with butter, sherry and tarragon.  As everyone that follow my recipes know, I start my days cooking simmering a pot of Peter's Garlic Oil.  Although I recommend using it to initially sauté the mushrooms, you can start with fresh garlic and olive oil, discarding the garlic when browned. 

I also like my mushrooms halved, quartered or cut in thick slices.  Pre-sliced mushrooms are cut thin and are subject to drying.     

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Sautéed Mushrooms with Sherry, Butter and Tarragon

Ingredients

  • 2 pounds white or baby bella mushrooms
  • Peter's Garlic oil (or fresh garlic and olive oil)
  • 1-14.4 oz. can chicken broth regular or gluten free
  • 3/4 cup sherry
  • Tarragon, preferably fresh. 
  • 2 tablespoon butter

Instructions

  1. Dust mushrooms and remove their rough tips. Cut them in your preferred sizes (I like thicker pieces, mushrooms halved, quartered or thick sliced).

  2. Place them in a large pot with oil from Peter's garlic oil and sauté until all of their liquid is released and evaporated. Brown them all around adding olive oil as needed. 

  3. Add chicken broth and about half of the sherry. Reduce liquid by about 3/4's. Add remaining sherry and tarragon. Reduce most of the liquid. Check for seasoning. Finish with the butter and pot roasted garlic from Peter's Garlic Oil (optional) when ready to serve.
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