How to Make the Best Sautéed Mushrooms with Red Wine and Rosemary



Test cook Lan Lam unlocks the secrets to perfect sautéed mushrooms with red wine and rosemary.

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42 Comments

  1. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I always wondered why my mushrooms didn't cook properly. I've now used this technique twice, with two different recipes, and they're great. How is this not common cooking knowledge? Thank you so much!

  2. I tried these tonight so I can make them for guests with some sous vide chuck roast tomorrow. Recipe is fantastic. I need to adjust the heat down a bit for my electric stove and taste before adding that additional salt. Other than that, the test went well. Flavor is good with the wine, vinegar, shallot and butter. EDIT: Rosemary adds a nice flavor as well.

  3. This woman needs to learn to speak more clearly, twice she says "4 to 8 minutes" but it sounds like she says "48 minutes", even the closed captioning renders her speech as "48 minutes" that's a just a disaster waiting to happen.

  4. ATK,Hello,LAM LAMN, I TOO really love mushrooms,there is an ASIAN SUPERMARKET NEAR ME they carry so many types of mushrooms,that I get there,also buy ALLL,my sauces,etc, not bad prices either, quite large, stay well and thanks 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

  5. This advise makes the best mushrooms ever! I even skip the wine and they are still 'out of this world' good! Thanks for all the great videos. I have one of America's Test Kitchen books and also love the recipes in it. You guys are the best!

  6. (One of the lettes is not woking on my keyboad, can you guess which one?) I adoe mushooms! I always ode exta. My dilemma: EVEY PIZZA I've odeed fom ANYWHEE specifies "exta mushooms", yet the pie will have the usual amount, somtimes even less??? When I ask about it, I always get vague excuses, even though I paid fo moe! Is thee a eason? Is this a majo conspiacy? Why can't I have my mushoom's and eat them too???? PLEASE HELP!!!

  7. The only thing I missed was how was the rosemary broken down? Rosemary is basically an Italian pine needle. So how did you break down the needles? Mortar and pestal? Food processor with some other binding ingredients?

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