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Tallyrand Food and Cooking Tips

Food Tip on mushrooms and coulis

When cooking with normal white button style mushrooms: soup, stuffings etc try adding a few drops of angastura bitters to the final product when seasoning, you will be surprised how it enhances the flavour of the mushrooms!

Fresh coulis are sauces made by simply puréeing fruits or vegetables with a high moisture content; tomatoes, cucumbers etc. This purée may then be strained to adjust the consistency (thickness) of the sauce and to remove pips if using berries for example. Coulis may be raw (if using fresh berries) or may need the fruit/vegetable initially cooked slightly with a little moisture; stock, water, wine, liqueur etc to soften them. Sugar or honey may also be added to adjust the natural sugars.

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Published 24 September 2000