Rec | USING 4 MUSHROOMS IN THE RECIPE FOR EVERY MEAL YOU EAT

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using 4 mushrooms in the recipe for every meal you eat

This way every meal you eat has 4 mushrooms in it.
If you are making spaghetti, or an omelette, or stir fry, you can add 4 mushrooms into it.
Then you can eat 4 mushrooms every time you eat a meal.

@marbleblastgold

Dec 20, 2023

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@marbleblastgold

days I mean 4 mushrooms of the same variety but 4 different varieties sound like a really exciting way to make a meal

Dec 21, 2023

@days

4 different kinds of mushrooms ? or like 4 whole mushrooms of the same variety ?

Dec 21, 2023

@marbleblastgold

charlie I like to use the cheapest mushrooms at the store they are usually a pale white color but I bet varieties such as oyster or shiitake would work as well!

Dec 20, 2023

@charlie

what kind of mushroom?

Dec 20, 2023

@malcolm

really like this rec ! for a little extrrra flavor .i like to sop up 4+ chop shrooms in hot butter for about 10+ minutes. flip em once during, get them nice and tiny. then i drink a whole bottle of wine and put my face into the pan get it nice and tiny too

Dec 20, 2023

@adrianetc

lexwalton they’re kind of yum

Dec 20, 2023

@marbleblastgold

lexwalton I don’t know.

Dec 20, 2023

@lexwalton

what if i dont like mushrooms

Dec 20, 2023

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