Recipe

Crostini Boscaiolo- Mushroom Toasts Recipe

	Thething / All my dishes 1 year, 11 months ago A delicious topped crostini for the mushroom lover, easy and so darn tasty Prep:15m Cook:30m Servings:8	Thething
	italian antipasti

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Ingredients

1/2 lb cremini or portabella mushrooms(can substitute others, play around!), washed and dried and sliced thin

3 T extra virgin olive oil

1 medium spanish onion, finely diced

3 sprigs thyme

1/2 cup white wine or white vermouth

1 cup low sodium or homemade chicken stock

1/4 cup cream

S&P to taste

1 baguette

1 clove garlic

Parmigiano reggiano for grating

Directions

Heat 1 T extra virgin olive oil in large saute pan over medium heat until it slides easily across the bottom

Add mushrooms just so that they cover the pan in one layer, sprinkle salt and pepper over them and let them brown without moving them too often, really let them color

As the mushrooms are cooked remove and reserve them and add a new batch, sprinkling with s&p again and adding oil. It usually takes me 3 batches in a large skillet

When all of the mushrooms are browned add the onion(may need to add more oil) and saute until softened

Strip the leaves from the thyme and add them to the onions, saute until you smell the aroma of the thyme

Now deglaze with the white wine, cook the wine down for a minute and add the stock

Cook the liquid down until it starts to slightly thicken and then add the reserved mushrooms

Cook until the liquid coats the mushrooms nicely, then add the cream and cook another minute to meld the flavors, adjust seasoning at this point

The above may done ahead and reheated to top the toasts at the last minute

Now make the crostini: slice the baguette about 1/4 inch thick and rub one side with the peeled garlic clove

Broil the baguette slices until just starting to brown

Top the garlic side of the baguette with a few tablespoons of the mushroom mixture

Grate a light snowfall of parmigiano(could use asiago or romano but please no waxy green can 'parmesan'!) over the toasts and stick back under the broiler just to melt the cheese- yummo

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