King trumpets that have a texture almost as firm and meaty as young porcini; shimeji that have a flavor that is wonderfully nutty; hen of the woods with a taste as earthy as their name. If you still ...

Like far too many cooks, I’ve gotten used to thinking of true wild mushrooms as the bookends of winter. Between fall porcini and spring morels I simply settle for cultivated shiitakes and portabellos ...

Ricotta and mushroom crepes are an elegant, ultra-creamy dish that’s perfect for anyone who loves comforting flavors and vegetarian cooking without giving up richness. The crepes start with a smooth, ...

Crêpe batter is simple and easy to put together, making it a great dinner or dessert solution. After blending the batter, cover and let it sit for at least 30 minutes to allow the flour to fully ...

You’ll need: For the crêpe batter – 1 XL egg; 150ml milk; 70g flour; 2 tsp butter, melted; pinch sea salt; pinch ground nutmeg; 1 Tbsp chives, finely chopped. For the mushrooms – 4 large Portabella ...

To prepare the crêpes: Heat oil in 12-inch nonstick skillet over low heat for at least 5 minutes. While skillet heats, whisk flour and salt together in medium bowl. In second bowl, whisk together milk ...

Simple and sumptuous mushroom crepes are the answer to break out of a cooking rut. This exciting recipe by Chef Aarti Mehta of Elephant & Co. Gastropub, Pune, will blow your mind away with its ...

6:29 Cooking Together: Creating a classic crepe, ficelle picarde – Place a crepe pan on a gas or electric stove on medium heat, add some oil and allow it to heat up – Pour some crepe batter on to the ...

In retrospect, it was the best meal of my life. Not coincidentally, it was also the best street food of my life. Admittedly, much of what made the meal so memorable was the circumstances. It was just ...