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Wild Mushroom Soup

Contributed by: Melinda

The portabella mushrooms are cooked separately and added at the end. Although my instructions call for processing in a food-processor, if you prefer a rustic soup, skip that part and serve as is.

I typically don't add half & half as I avoid dairy.

1 oz. mixed dried porcini & chanterelle mushrooms (or all porcini)
1 lb. crimini mushrooms
2 portabella mushrooms
2 shallots
3 cloves garlic, minced
2-3 cups beef broth
3 sprigs fresh thyme or 1 tbl fresh minced
Olive Oil
Kosher Salt
Black Pepper
Half & Half (Optional)
  • Heat waterto boiling in a 3-4 cup measure.
  • Add dried mushrooms and allow to soak until rehydrated. Keep the soaking liquid for your soup base.
  • Thinly slice the crimini mushrooms and set aside
  • Remove stems from portabella mushrooms and using a spoon, scoop out all the black gills from underneath the cap; cut in half and slice into thin strips - set aside.
  • In a large stock pan, heat olive oil
  • Sauté crimini mushrooms and shallots until slightly browned
  • Add garlic and cook a minute or two more
  • Add beef broth
  • Remove rehydrated mushroom pieces from the soaking liquid and place on a cutting board
  • Add soaking liquid to the pot
  • Chop the rehydrated mushrooms and add them to the pot
  • Add thyme and reduce heat to simmer for about 20-30 minutes
  • While soup is simmering, in a sauté pan, heat some oil - when hot, add sliced portabella and sauté until well browned
  • After soup has cooked, remove thyme stems
  • Using a food processor, puree soup lightly - it doesn't need to be smooth, just blended
  • Taste and add salt and pepper
  • Return to the soup pot and add the sautéed portabella and half & half if using
  • Heat to desired serving temperature.

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