This is the mushroom “crab” cake recipe you’ve been looking for. That’s right, the texture and flavor of a freshly harvested Bear’s Head (Hericium abietis) not only mimics but exceeds, what is called crab and flopped out of a can.
NOTE: You can substitute the Bear’s Head with Lion’s Mane or any fungus from the genus Hericium.
wildtaco on
If you want to comment and include the recipe in the post, that’d be better. In my experience, depending on the subreddit, linking to the recipe on a personal site comes off as self-promotion and typically gets downvoted.
limerickdeath on
Not sure I love crab in quotes…
Deppfan16 on
r/mushroommeals
SomalianRoadBuilder on
I have so many questions
IvanThePohBear on
Looks a bit over burnt tbh
I would have sent it back
gizzardgumbo on
“You burnt the crab cakes again!”
“I didn’t burn them, that’s how I like them!”
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This is the mushroom “crab” cake recipe you’ve been looking for. That’s right, the texture and flavor of a freshly harvested Bear’s Head (Hericium abietis) not only mimics but exceeds, what is called crab and flopped out of a can.
Full recipe and more at [https://www.thetasteofmontana.com/recipes/bears-head-crab-cakes](https://www.thetasteofmontana.com/recipes/bears-head-crab-cakes)
NOTE: You can substitute the Bear’s Head with Lion’s Mane or any fungus from the genus Hericium.
If you want to comment and include the recipe in the post, that’d be better. In my experience, depending on the subreddit, linking to the recipe on a personal site comes off as self-promotion and typically gets downvoted.
Not sure I love crab in quotes…
r/mushroommeals
I have so many questions
Looks a bit over burnt tbh
I would have sent it back
“You burnt the crab cakes again!”
“I didn’t burn them, that’s how I like them!”