what's good to sautee mushrooms in?

Question

i'm cookin' up some rib eye steaks 2nite.. and i'm wondering what ingredients i should sautee some mushrooms in? any help would be appreciated

i was thinking good old soy sauce, oyster sauce, and olive oil would do the trick

Answer 1

The garbage can...

They're fungus and I don't eat fungus.


LOL

Answer 2

Good old butter and a little milk.
Unless the mushrooms are the large dark portobelo, soy or oyster sauce would tend to overpower the mushies

Answer 3

16 oz..button mushrooms sliced thick 2 Cups beef bouillon a million/2 cup Marsala a million/4 cup butter 4 tbs minced garlic in water (bottled from the save) a million coarsely reduce medium yellow onion a million/2 tsp marjoram salt and pepper to style Throw all of it mutually in a huge skillet and gently boil for an hour. OMG it smells so solid at the same time as that is cooking. i understand it is a wierd way besides the indisputable fact that it receives rave comments. My mom cooked them this manner so so do I. i do not concepts in the adventure that they cut back in length or shrivel because i like them very smooth. This is going large spooned over any beef or beef.

Answer 4

Butter.........or if you're cookin' the steaks on the stove just throw the mushrooms in with the steak around the last 5 minutes or so. The grease from the steaks will get them tender.

Answer 5

Butter & Worsteshire Sauce

Answer 6

For a little kick, sautee mushrooms in chili oil. If you don't have chili oil, you can use sesame oil and add some crushed red peppers.

Answer 7

1 tbsp butter, 1 Tbsp olive oil, garlic (real if possible), chopped onion if you like it, and a pinch of basil or thyme. Mmmmm!

Answer 8

SWEET Marsala (must be sweet) is fantastic with beef or mushrooms. Let it thicken and it provides a sweet, nutty flavor

Answer 9

butter and garlic or just extra virgin olive oil

Answer 10

Butter and garlic.

Answer 11

just plain old butter and chopped onions