Name: Oyster Mushrooms with Linguini
Ingredients: 1 sm Onion; diced; 1 Clove garlic; minced; 50 g Fresh rocket; 200 g Oyster mushrooms; 100 ml Vegetable stock - double strength; 2 Glasses white wine; Olive oil; 100 g Mushrooms; diced; 100 g Linguini pasta; 2 tb Brandy; Salt and ground black pepper; 1 50 millilite Provamel Soya Dream; (no substitute)

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Vegetables		Food networ, Food4	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

1	sm	Onion; diced
1		Clove garlic; minced
50	g	Fresh rocket
200	g	Oyster mushrooms
100	ml	Vegetable stock – double strength
2		Glasses white wine
		Olive oil
100	g	Mushrooms; diced
100	g	Linguini pasta
2	tb	Brandy
		Salt and ground black pepper
1		50 millilite Provamel Soya Dream; (no substitute)

INSTRUCTIONS

To make white wine sauce, saute onion in olive oil. Add garlic and after 1
minute add chopped mushrooms. Cook for 4 minutes until no more liquid is
produced. Add brandy and set it alight. Add stock and wine and reduce.
In another pan, saute oyster mushrooms in olive oil for 4 minutes. Boil
salted water and cook linguini. In the final minute of cooking add the
rocket leaves. Add Soya Dream to sauce and heat through.
Drain linguini, add dash of olive oil, grind of pepper and plate up. On
plate, place oyster mushrooms in a pool of white wine sauce. Serve
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