chanterelle mushroom
When I saw my folks this past Sunday, my dad had just returned from his annual elk hunting trip where he also did some mushroom picking. He came home with a whole bunch of chanterelle mushrooms which he shared with me. The egg part of my burrito came from my mom's friend Carolyn's chickens. I also included some shallots and fresh parsley from the garden.
a pat of butter for sautéing
1 egg
3-5 chanterelle mushrooms (rough chop)
1-2 shallots (diced)
3 tbs fresh chopped parsley
smoked Gouda
1 tortilla
hot sauce
black pepper
Sauté the shallots and mushrooms on a medium heat until the shallots are clear and the mushrooms start browning. Grind in some fresh black pepper to taste, add the parsley and give it a quick stir. Just when the parsley starts to wilt but is still bright green, add your 1 beaten egg and scramble until the egg is cooked. Kill the heat and top the scramble with some smoked Gouda. Wrap the scrambled eggs up in a warm tortilla (use a dry skillet and not a microwave, kids) and enjoy with some hot sauce.
i love chanterelles and grew up eating them on my summer mushrooming trips in Latvia. they call them little roosters there :)
ReplyDeleteSounds so so good. I'll have to give this a try on a morning when I'm not running late for work.
ReplyDeleteOooh Mara, you must have had a lot of fun. I remember you telling me about eating the wild strawberries in Latvia too. Yum. Things are always much tastier when you harvest them yourselves. xoxo
ReplyDeleteCarrie, I hope you do! It's nice to do something a little fancy when you have the time! Most days, I settle for a toasted bagel with butter and my new guilty pleasure... gogurts! ha ha. Thanks for checking on the blog. I love hearing from everyone! :)
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