I once had mashroom balls and loved them, does anyone know how to make them,

Thanks:)

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Originally Posted by shaadow

I once had mashroom balls and loved them, does anyone knwo how to make them,

thanks:)

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Just for clarification here, are you sure that you don't mean mushroom balls? If you are talking about mushroom balls, then I also love those and would want to know various recipes as to how to make them.

Thanks!

Hi all...

Here is a link to my favorite recipe site... I loaded up mushroom balls (if you actually meant mashroom balls let us know what it is... basically) and it popped up with a yummy sounding recipe.

Click on this link to go there...

Mushroom Stuffing Balls - Allrecipes

Let me know what you think...

MARK

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Originally Posted by Clough

Just for clarification here, are you sure that you don't mean mushroom balls? If you are talking about mushroom balls, then I also love those and would want to know various recipes as to how to make them.

Thanks!

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He he he... yes, I meant mushroom, sorry for the bad spelling... I hope you found the recipe useful too :)

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Originally Posted by massplumber2008

Hi all...

Here is a link to my favorite recipe site....I loaded up mushroom balls (if you actually meant mashroom balls let us know what it is ...basically) and it popped up with a yummy sounding recipe.

Click on this link to go there...

Mushroom Stuffing Balls - Allrecipes

Let me know what you think...

MARK

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Yes, it is good, have you tried it? I am going to... thanks!

Wait, where did you have them at?

In a Japanese restaurant, they are made as follows"
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Clean desired amount of mushrooms and remove stems.
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Chop desired amount of Ahi (raw TUNA) and mushroom stems
3
Mix together ahi and stems and stuff mushroom caps
4
Place in toaster oven (or oven) for 5 minutes at 400 degrees, until golden brown
5
Cool slightly, sprinkle with Ponzo sauce, side with Wasabi and pickled ginger

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Originally Posted by iLuvRatatouille

Wait, where did you have them at?

In a Japanese restaurant, they are made as follows"
1
Clean desired amount of mushrooms and remove stems.
2
chop desired amount of Ahi (raw TUNA) and mushroom stems
3
mix together ahi and stems and stuff mushroom caps
4
Place in toaster oven (or oven) for 5 minutes at 400 degrees, til golden brown
5
Cool slightly, sprinkle with Ponzo sauce, side with Wasabi and pickled ginger

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Thanks for this one, but I did not have it at a japanese restaurant. It was actially at a biliard center, wasn't a restaurant exactly but they had food and snacks and drinks as well.

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Originally Posted by massplumber2008

Hi all...

Here is a link to my favorite recipe site....I loaded up mushroom balls (if you actually meant mashroom balls let us know what it is ...basically) and it popped up with a yummy sounding recipe.

Click on this link to go there...

Mushroom Stuffing Balls - Allrecipes

Let me know what you think...

MARK

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Hi, I made it yesterday, I found it a bit raw. It did not taste as good as I exected it. I guess I should make them smaller and also reduce the amount of bread crumbs and bake it in lower heat for a longer time. My husband liked them though, he said it was nice with drinks!

That's too bad... Hopefully smaller will be better... sounded good!

Thanks for the update!