Best Oyster Mushroom Recipes

It may be called Wild Mushroom Pizza, but don't worry — all of the mushrooms in this recipe are easily found in most grocery stores these days. Cremini, shiitake, button, and oyster mushrooms are cooked separately to account for their different cooking times and textures. See all pizza recipes.

Elevate your roast to the next level with this recipe from New York-based chef Michael Toscano (head chef/owner of Jeffrey’s Grocery, Perla, and Montmartre). Oyster mushrooms and bacon add a ribbon of flavor and depth to this dish. With Bordeaux wine pairings from Pearl & Ash’s wine director Patrick Cappiello, it’s bound to make a statement for any occasion! Click Here to See More Beef Recipes

Risotto is a go-to meal for us. Despite what most people think, it is not that complicated. Sure, it takes a little time, but it’s worth every sweet bite. And, love takes time, and look at how worthwhile love is. So, put aside your fears and make risotto. Despite the nasty rumors that you have to slave over the stove, stirring, and stirring, and stirring to get the perfect risotto... you don’t. I took a cooking class from an Italian chef, some many moons ago, and he washed that premise away. What you need is good ingredients and very hot broth. See all mushroom recipes. Click here to see 1 Chicken Recipe, 5 Meals.

This simple recipe shows how pasta can be the answer to a quick, healthy, and balanced meal. Pennette serves as the meeting point for fresh vegetables and seasonal ingredients — baby artichokes, asparagus, and grape tomatoes — plus some freshly grated Pecorino Toscano cheese, just because. 

In the spring of 2002, Jay Knepp and I planted our first vineyard. We planted sangiovese and tempranillo in soil that according to analysis was better that 99 percent of the soil in California for growing grapes. Neither of us had any experience in growing grapes. By some miracle, when October rolled around, 99 percent of them were alive and flourishing. So we invited 150 of our best friends and neighbors to celebrate. Now we are about to have our 10th annual celebration. We served this recipe at the first vineyard dinner.