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REISHI-INFUSED WILD RICE - Sun Potion

REISHI-INFUSED WILD RICE

This dish doesn't take any flavour away from but continues to celebrate the main ingredient 'The Mushroom.' I used the water used to soak the dried mushrooms to further infuse the Reishi wild rice...

I absolutely adore wild rice - it has a really nice chewy texture and is full of plant based protein, it has even less calories than brown rice, it's completely GF and packed with antioxidants, it's a delicious alternative to white rice. The brazil nut lemon and parsley truffle cream adds a freshness to the more earthy tones in this main dish for perfect balance."

Reishi Infused Wild Rice with Shitake & Porcini Parsley, Lemon Brazil Nut Cream

Serve Est. 1 - 2
Dish Type. Main
Vegan. GF

Reishi Infused Wild Rice

Ingredients

1/2 cup organic wild rice

1/2 cup dried shitake & porcini mushrooms

1 tbsp. Reishi mushroom powder

1 tbsp. coconut oil

1 tbsp. GF Soy sauce / tamari

1 tbsp. Maple syrup

1 tsp. lemon juice

Pinch sea salt 

 

Method

Soak the dried mushrooms for 2 minutes in cold water, drain the water and keep to the side.

Cook the wild rice for around 45 minutes using the soaked mushroom water and 1 1/2 cups boiling water. Bring the rice to a boil and then simmer until chewy.

When the rice is cooked place off to the side and allow to cool for a few minutes before stirring in the Reishi powder.

Heat a wok, add coconut oil and allow it to melt. Once hot add mushrooms and stir fry for a few minutes then add maple. Slightly caramelize then remove from heat and add tamari/soy sauce.

Add the lemon juice and then gently fold in the infused rice to the mushrooms.  

Parsley, Lemon & Truffle Brazil Nut Cream

 Ingredients 

1/4 cup brazil nuts (Soaked for 8 hours)

1/4 cup filtered water

1/2 tsp. truffle oil

1 tsp. olive oil

1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley

Zest 1 lemon

Juice 1 lemon

Pinch Sea salt

1/2 tsp. crushed black pepper

 

 Method

Take all the ingredients and blend until smooth.

Add salt and pepper to taste and store in a glass airtight container until ready to serve.
Can store in the fridge for 3-5 days.

Toppings

1/2 cup pea shoots

1 tbsp. chopped brazil nuts

Fresh parsley

Salt & pepper to taste

Plating

 

Take a mold ring and place in the center of each plate and place a spoonful of the brazil nut cream in the middle.

Fill the molds with the infused mushroom rice on top of the cream base and drizzle a little more cream around the mold.

Add pea shoots onto the rice and sprinkle with chopped brazil nuts and finish with the fresh parsley.

Remove the mold, finish with a final pinch of salt and cracked black pepper and serve immediately.

 

Images by Kelly Mason

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