Delicious caviar from fresh mushrooms - a recipe for how to prepare mushroom caviar for the winter.
Many people make caviar from mushroom waste, which is not suitable for pickling or salting. We also have a recipe for this preparation on our website. But the most delicious mushroom caviar comes from wholesome fresh mushrooms. Especially from chanterelles or white (boletus), which have quite dense flesh.
How to make mushroom caviar for the winter.
Take 2 kilograms of fresh young mushrooms and wash them in several waters.
After the last wash, place them in a sieve to drain all the liquid.
At this time, boil 2 glasses of water, adding twenty grams of salt and eight grams of lemon.
Cook the mushrooms in sour-salted water until they are completely cooked - you can tell this by the mushrooms significantly reducing in size and floating to the surface of the brine.
Place the mushrooms in a colander, rinse them with cold running water and let them drain completely.
Pass the boiled mushrooms through a meat grinder with large holes and add to them 10 tablespoons of vegetable oil, 2 of the same tablespoons of mustard, which you first mix with vinegar (8-10 tablespoons). Instead of a meat grinder, you can use a large, heavy knife to chop the mushrooms into small cubes.
Stir the caviar and add salt and pepper.
Place the mushroom mass into jars, preferably 0.5 liters, and place them in a pan of boiling water to sterilize.Carry out this heat treatment for at least 60 minutes.
Roll up the jars and let them cool in the kitchen.
In a fairly cool place, mushroom caviar can be stored for quite a long time.
In winter, mushroom preparation can be used to make sandwiches, cutlets, sauces, serve as an appetizer, or use caviar as a filling for pies.
We suggest watching the video from the “Find Your Recipe” channel for three recipe options for mushroom caviar: for quick eating, for canning for the winter and for freezing. You will see how simple, easy and accessible everything is.