Spicy Mushroom Stew

 Ingredients: 500 g of sharp mushrooms (sharp) cleaned of tails, the pink gills under the cap, and the skin on the outside (the skin is removed with a knife by scraping). I used blanched mushrooms, already prepared for winter. 7 green onion stalks (I only used the leaves because it was a bit larger) a bunch of parsley a bunch of dill 13 tablespoons of oil salt and seasoning to taste.

After the mushrooms have been thoroughly cleaned, they are cut into small cubes, ensuring they are uniform for even cooking. In a pan, a generated amount of olive oil or sunflower oil is added over low heat and allowed to heat slightly. When the oil is warm, the chopped mushrooms are added, which begin to sauté slowly. It is important that the mushrooms are not crowded in the pan, as this could prevent the evaporation of water from them, turning them into a mushy mass.

As the mushrooms sauté, we observe how their color darkens, a sign that the flavors are concentrating. This process can take about 10-15 minutes, and during this time, it is good to stir occasionally to prevent sticking. In the meantime, we can prepare the vegetables. We finely chop the onion, ensuring it is cut evenly for even cooking. We also finely chop the parsley and dill, which will add a touch of freshness and flavor to the dish.

When the mushrooms have begun to darken and their aroma has intensified, we add the chopped onion. It is left on low heat, stirring occasionally, for about 10 minutes, until the onion becomes glassy and slightly sautéed. This will add a pleasant sweetness to the dish and contribute to achieving a harmonious texture.

Once the onion is cooked, we add salt and Delikat to taste, keeping in mind that each ingredient will influence the final flavor. Then, the parsley and dill are added, stirring gently to spread the flavors throughout the mixture. It is left on the heat for a few more minutes so that the greens release their flavors, and the mushrooms absorb the fresh taste of them.

After the mixture is ready, the heat is turned off and the dish is allowed to cool slightly. This mixture of sautéed mushrooms, onion, parsley, and dill can be used as a filling for pastries, as a side dish, or even as a base for a delicious sauce. The rich taste and pleasant texture of this dish will turn any meal into an unforgettable culinary experience, and the combination of fresh ingredients will bring a touch of nature to the plate.

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