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  • P protist@mander.xyz

    *lobster mushrooms, please don’t think I put actual lobster in there, I’m not made of money 😂

    I’m lucky to live near a specialty market that sells a variety of dried mushrooms and peppers in bulk so you only have to buy what you need, but I can’t overstate how much mushroom powder enhances the flavor. Thanks for the recipe share!!

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    VioletSoftness
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    I’m lucky to live near a specialty market that sells a variety of dried mushrooms and peppers in bulk

    that sounds amazing my kroger started limiting online orders to 7 habaneros and the only mushrooms are cremini and portobello

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    • FauxPseudo F FauxPseudo

      I’ve been wanting to get some star anies for the rare recipe, that needs a little bit of it. But I found I couldn’t buy a small amount. So now I have a pint of it. Which means I have more than I can use in a reasonable amount of time before it goes stale.

      I figured I might try to make some kind of beverage and maybe some soft candy. Any tested recipes you can recommend?

      Also, the store had these $0.99 cans of cooked dried peas. Ingredients are dried peas, water and iodized salt. I’m not quite sure what to expect when I open this can. I’m picturing somebody forgot to blend the split peas soup. Do you have any ideas on how to use this?

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      panda@lemmy.today
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      You can heat up milk with star anise to make fresh warm anise milk!

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      • FauxPseudo F FauxPseudo

        I’ve been wanting to get some star anies for the rare recipe, that needs a little bit of it. But I found I couldn’t buy a small amount. So now I have a pint of it. Which means I have more than I can use in a reasonable amount of time before it goes stale.

        I figured I might try to make some kind of beverage and maybe some soft candy. Any tested recipes you can recommend?

        Also, the store had these $0.99 cans of cooked dried peas. Ingredients are dried peas, water and iodized salt. I’m not quite sure what to expect when I open this can. I’m picturing somebody forgot to blend the split peas soup. Do you have any ideas on how to use this?

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        beeb@lemmy.zip
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        You can add one star anis, a couple of cardamon pods and coarsely ground black pepper to the water when cooking basmati rice

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        • FauxPseudo F FauxPseudo

          I’ve been wanting to get some star anies for the rare recipe, that needs a little bit of it. But I found I couldn’t buy a small amount. So now I have a pint of it. Which means I have more than I can use in a reasonable amount of time before it goes stale.

          I figured I might try to make some kind of beverage and maybe some soft candy. Any tested recipes you can recommend?

          Also, the store had these $0.99 cans of cooked dried peas. Ingredients are dried peas, water and iodized salt. I’m not quite sure what to expect when I open this can. I’m picturing somebody forgot to blend the split peas soup. Do you have any ideas on how to use this?

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          nandeebisu@lemmy.world
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          Any kind of savory soup, just toss one or two in. Took me a few years, but managed to use up my star anise that way.

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          • FauxPseudo F FauxPseudo

            I’ve been wanting to get some star anies for the rare recipe, that needs a little bit of it. But I found I couldn’t buy a small amount. So now I have a pint of it. Which means I have more than I can use in a reasonable amount of time before it goes stale.

            I figured I might try to make some kind of beverage and maybe some soft candy. Any tested recipes you can recommend?

            Also, the store had these $0.99 cans of cooked dried peas. Ingredients are dried peas, water and iodized salt. I’m not quite sure what to expect when I open this can. I’m picturing somebody forgot to blend the split peas soup. Do you have any ideas on how to use this?

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            prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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            I looked at that photo for a long time, and didn’t realize that wasn’t a jar full of insects until I started reading the post lol

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            • A IngeniousRocks (They/She)

              I think ivneed new glasses because I swear that looked like a jar of spiders for a good 10 seconds before I realized it was Anise

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              prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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              You are not alone lol

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              • P prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone

                I looked at that photo for a long time, and didn’t realize that wasn’t a jar full of insects until I started reading the post lol

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                restingboredface@sh.itjust.works
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                Same…almost didn’t open the post at all b/c I didn’t want to know what kind of hellish nightmare was going to be using a jar of bugs.

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                • P protist@mander.xyz

                  I put the dried mushrooms in a coffee grinder to turn them into powder for this. Other times, you can let them sit in warm water for a couple minutes and throw them in soups, or really any dish you want mushrooms in (which is all of them)

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                  dumples@midwest.social
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                  I need to get another coffee grinder for spices, herbs and now mushrooms. I love mushrooms in dishes so soaking and throwing them and their liquid in dishes is the plan.

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                  • VioletSoftnessV VioletSoftness

                    I’m lucky to live near a specialty market that sells a variety of dried mushrooms and peppers in bulk

                    that sounds amazing my kroger started limiting online orders to 7 habaneros and the only mushrooms are cremini and portobello

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                    protist@mander.xyz
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                    Fortunately dried peppers and dried mushrooms are also really easy to buy online!

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                    • FauxPseudo F FauxPseudo

                      I’ve been wanting to get some star anies for the rare recipe, that needs a little bit of it. But I found I couldn’t buy a small amount. So now I have a pint of it. Which means I have more than I can use in a reasonable amount of time before it goes stale.

                      I figured I might try to make some kind of beverage and maybe some soft candy. Any tested recipes you can recommend?

                      Also, the store had these $0.99 cans of cooked dried peas. Ingredients are dried peas, water and iodized salt. I’m not quite sure what to expect when I open this can. I’m picturing somebody forgot to blend the split peas soup. Do you have any ideas on how to use this?

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                      rustydrd@sh.itjust.works
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                      Star anise, cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves are also great additions for rice, both as a side dish or as part of other dishes (e.g., biryani).

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                      • K klemptor@startrek.website

                        You could mull some apple cider in the crock pot with cloves, star anise, cinnamon sticks, ginger, nutmeg, and a sliced orange. Great on its own or add some rum!

                        Edit: forgot to mention allspice and cardamom!

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                        mysterioussophon21@lemmy.world
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                        Mulled wine is perfect for using star anise! I make mine with 1 bottle red wine, 1/4 cup brandy, 3 star anise pods, 2 cinnamon sticks, 5 cloves, and orange slices - just simmer on low for 20 mins (don’t boil or you’ll lose the alcohol lol). You can check out gearscouts.com/power-stations if you want to make this while camping - some portable power stations can run a small slow cooker.

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