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Beer-Battered King Trumpet Mushrooms
[Vegan]

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    Beer-Battered King Trumpet Mushrooms [Vegan]

    This Beer-Battered King Trumpet Mushroom without a doubt is on the top of my list- slice up steamed king trumpet mushrooms, dip them into ice-cold beer batter then drop them into hot oil let them sizzle away, the result is crispy, light, puffy!

    Ingredients You Need for Beer-Battered King Trumpet Mushrooms [Vegan]

    Ingredients:

    • 400 g King Trumpet Mushroom steamed and sliced

    For the Dusting:

    • 1/2 cup Rice Flour ( Note1)
    • 1/4 teaspoon Salt

    For the Beer Batter

    • 500 ml Icy Cold Beer ( Note2)
    • 1 1/2 cup All-Purpose Flour(Note3)
    • 1/2 cup Rice Flour (Note1)
    • 2 1/2 teaspoon Baking Powder
    • 1/4 teaspoon Salt
    • 1 tablespoon Garlic Powder
    • 1 tablespoon Onion Powder
    • 1 teaspoon Sweet Paprika

    For the Deep-Fry Oil:

    • 8-10 cup Cooking Oil( Note4)
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    How to Prepare Beer-Battered King Trumpet Mushrooms [Vegan]

    1. Steam the King trumpet mushrooms in the steamer for 20-25 minutes( Using a damp cloth to wipe the king trumpet mushrooms before cooking if they’re dirty), then leave them in a fridge and let them cool down.( Note 5)
    2. Meanwhile we make beer batter- pour the beer into a medium-sized mixing bowl, then place all-purpose flour, rice flour, baking powder, onion powder, garlic powder, and sweet paprika into the beer, using a whisk to mix all these ingredients together until no lumps are visible. Leave the bear-batter in the fridge prior to cooking.
    3. Slice steamed king trumpet mushrooms into approx. 5mm thick slices.
    4. Heat up cooking oil in a pot or a wok to175-180°C ( 347-356°F .) Prepare rice flour in a bowl for dusting, lightly dust all the sliced mushrooms with rice flour.
    5. When the oil is hot enough, dip sliced mushrooms into the beer batter and scrape off excessive batter around the mixing bowl then drop them into the hot oil ( One by one!) Don’t overcrowd them in the pot( I cook 5-6 pieces at one time, give them space to float around) Cooking them till golden color then flip to the other side, take them out until both sides are a golden color, then onto paper towels to absorb the excess oil.
    6. Cook them batch by batch, Must clean the oil by using a fine sieve between batches, otherwise, the burnt bits will stick to the beer batter( Note 6)
    7. Serve hot with lime, lemongrass, and herbs dipping sauce

    Notes

    ( Note1)- We gonna use the rice flour for dusting( breading) and also for the beer batter. White rice flour is ideal for light batters, like tempura or snappy noodles. By adding rice flour into the beer batter, it will make the beer batter stay crispy. You can even use Coarse rice flour for dusting( as it gives the beer batter a better grip on the surface) ( Note2)- Pick the beer you like is the key. If you don’t drink beer, you can opt for Non-Alcoholic Beer ( as long as it’s not too sweet or fruity.)No matter what type of beer you use, it has to be icy cold for beer batter– put your beer in the fridge at least for 2 hours before using. It’s crucial for a crispy batter! (Note3)- I use Organic AP flour most of the time. As for beer batter, we need something between bread flour( strong flour) and cake flour, so you can use all-purpose or plain flour. ( Note4)- any type of neutral-flavored oil with a high smoking point. Such as peanut oil, avocado oil, grapeseed oil…etc. ( Note 5)- The reason why I steam the king trumpet mushroom before deep-frying is because I found that King oyster mushroom won’t soak up too much oil while deep-frying( mushroom itself is like a sponge, it will soak up any liquid while cooking) and also give it a little chewy texture. ( Note 6)-Must clean the oil in between, otherwise, the burnt bits will stick to the beer batter. After finishing cooking, wait for the oil completely cool down. Clean the cooking oil by filtering the oil through a fine sieve, then store the oil in a sealed glass container for next time use!

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