
Stuffed Korean barbecue mushroom
Korean barbecue mushroom filled with hake, kimchi chicory and lime-coriander mayonnaise. The approximate cost price per person is €1.25.Korean meets Dutch. It doesn’t get more Korean than kimchi and more Dutch than hake. Hake is a relatively inexpensive fish, traditionally used for battered fish. Chicory adds a hint of bitterness to the kimchi. The giant mushrooms are filled with the hake and kimchi-chicory, easy to serve as a ‘tapa’.
Ingredients
6units.itemsWhite giant mushrooms
40gKimchi base
100gHake
150gChicory
25mlLime-coriander mayonnaise
1Olive oil
Preparation
- Cut the chicory into coarse strips, including the core.
- Mix 3 tablespoons of kimchi base through the chicory and cover. Store outside the refrigerator.
- Fillet the hake, remove excess bones, and cut the fillets into equal pieces.
- Clean the mushrooms and remove the stems. Place them ready on a baking tray.
- Cook the hake in a pan with water and salt.
- Fill the mushrooms with the pieces of hake and pipe lime-coriander mayonnaise over them.
- Place the stuffed mushrooms in a preheated oven at 200°C and bake for 10 minutes.
- Serve the mushrooms on a plate, garnish with the kimchi chicory, and pipe some more lime-coriander mayonnaise on top as a finishing touch.




