Beginner
No Lactose
High calorie
Vegetarian
2
Portion
15
Minutes
Japan
season: Whenever
occasion: 4Family
origin: Traditional (National&Religious)
Matsumoto
Japan
Mushroom tempura is still juicy and tender despite having been battered and fried. You can make great variety of mushroom tempura from saucer-shaped shiitakes, large halved king oyster mushrooms, layered leafy-looking maitakes, funny three-headed hon-shimeji mushrooms, and clumps of stringy enoki mushrooms. Here I used small sized oyster mushrooms. Mix the flour, salt and pepper and slowly add in beaten egg. Start mixing and add water to the flour mixture. Watch out for lumps and mix it till it’s smooth and creamy. Prepare the small sized frying pan and wait for oil to heat up. Dip the oyster mushrooms into the batter and drip it well before putting it into the oil. Fry them to golden goodness and continue the frying process with second dose. Fry at once only 2-3 pieces not to cool down the hot oil. Drain, and serve hot with soy sauce or a nice squeeze of lemon and a side of tempura broth.
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