savory chanterelle custard
This was my "hurry up, make breakfast while I'm taking a shower," accident. I bought some chanterelles yesterday at Costco and wanted to use them up with the last of the heavy cream. I'd read that the best way to cook mushrooms was to let them lose their natural liquid through cooking, then add back in flavored liquid. So, I came up with this - herbs entirely from the garden, leftover wine, and cream on the verge of sour. Surprisingly good. I'd never made custard before, but the texture was obviously custard. Slides out of the rice cooker whole. Great for brunch!
yield
6 serving(s)
prep time
10 Min
cook time
20 Min
method
Rice Cooker
Ingredients For savory chanterelle custard
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5 cfresh chanterelle mushrooms - washed, then torn by hand
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cooking spray
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1/4 cwhite wine
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2 tspunsalted butter
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1 tspolive oil, extra virgin
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1/4 cheavy cream
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6extra large eggs
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2egg yolks, extra large
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1 tspbetter than bouillon chicken broth paste
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1/4 cgrated gruyere cheese
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1 Tbspfresh parsley, chopped fine
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1 Tbspthyme leaves, fresh, chopped.
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1/2 cchopped fresh chives
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1 tsppink peppercorns, crushed
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1/4 tspsalt
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1/8 tspwhite pepper
How To Make savory chanterelle custard
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1Wash and tear chanterelles.
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2Spray the inner pot of a rice cooker with cooking spray.
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3Using the "Saute then Simmer" setting on the rice cooker, saute the mushrooms until their liquid evaporates.
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4Add butter, olive oil, and white wine. Stir until mushrooms have soaked up the liquid
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5Sprinkle with a little salt & pepper.
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6Whisk eggs, bouillon paste, and heavy cream together with a little salt & pepper.
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7Pour half the egg mixture over the mushrooms.
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8Sprinkle with half the herbs, half the crushed pink peppercorns, and half the cheese.
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9Pour in the rest of the egg mixture.
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10Sprinkle remaining herbs, crushed peppercorns, and cheese.
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11Close the lid, and cook another 15 minutes or so on the same setting.
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12It's done when it's firm in the center.
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