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Shimeji Mushrooms are very common mushrooms in Japan. Small mushrooms are clustered together, and they usually have a light brown color on top and white on the stems. Shimeji have a mild and subtle mushroom flavor.

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The ingredients needed to make Dried Shimeji Mushroom & Sweet Onion Garlic Marinade:

1. Make ready Dried shimeji mushrooms
2. Make ready Onion (sweet onion if possible)
3. Make ready Green pepper
4. Take Lemon
5. Take Tomato
6. Get Garlic (minced)
7. Prepare Salt
8. Make ready Olive oil
9. Get Marinade
10. Prepare Vinegar
11. Get Sugar
12. Make ready Coarsely ground black pepper
13. Take Salt

Shimeji mushrooms (シメジ) are a group of mushrooms native to East Asia and northern Europe. The most common varieties enjoyed in Japanese cuisine includes hon-shimeji, buna-shimeji, and bunapi-shimeji. FIND - Buna- and bunapi-shimeji mushrooms (brown and white varieties respectively) are increasingly common in grocery stores, but are most common in Asian grocery stores or in areas with large East Asian or Italian populations. Look for them in the produce section along with other mushrooms, often in cellophane-like micro-porous plastic packages.

Instructions to make Dried Shimeji Mushroom & Sweet Onion Garlic Marinade:

1. Reconstitute the dried shimeji mushroomsin lukewarm water. Once they have soaked up some of the water, rinse quickly with water.
2. Slice the onion and soak in water for a short time. Drain the water. If using sweet onions, you can just quickly rinse.
3. Combine the marinade ingredients in a heat-resistant bowl.
4. Put the olive oil and garlic in a frying pan and heat.
5. Once the garlic becomes fragrant, lightly dry off the excess moisture from the dried shimeji and add to the pan. Season with a few pinches of salt (1/3 teaspoon).
6. Put the cooked mushrooms and oil into the bowl with the combined marinade ingredients while it is still hot.
7. Slice the green peppers into thin string-like slices, and cut the lemon into thin quarter round slices. Once the marinated mushrooms have cooled, add the pepper and lemon with the onion to the marinade.
8. Lightly stir it up and let marinate for 15 minutes to blend the flavors. Since the amount of salt will change depending on how much moisture is released from the vegetables, adjust as needed.
9. Top with diced tomatoes for color.
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These compounds inhibit the proliferation of various cancer cells such as leukemia, hepatoma, breast, sarcoma, lung carcinoma cells. Hon-Shimeji mushrooms can be used in place of button mushrooms and make an elegant addition to roast meats, poultry, and seafood dishes, bisques, sauces, and stir-fries. Recommended Applications: Upon reconstitution, Dried Button Mushrooms can be used and perform just like Fresh Button Mushrooms. Great for stir-fry recipes, stews, sauces, gravy, cream soups, casseroles, or pasta. White Shimeji mushrooms are one of the most popular mushrooms in China and Japan and were bred in Hokuto, Japan.

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