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patio cook

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Aug 24, 2012
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Recently I learrned of a cook who uses dried porchini mushroom powder   for the first layer of his rub when smoking brisket. Although I had never heard of this powder, I did some search on the internet and found it to be rather interresting. My question is - hasanyone used this as a seasoning when smoking beef? If so - what you think?

I'm going to purchase some for my next beef/smoking project.
 
I have roasted beef tender loin and other things with the porchini powder. Depending on the quality of it be ready for a strong earthy flavor. I would try it on a few small things first before you put it on a full packer. Also be ready for a much darker color. We roast them and don't go for the bark effect and they get dark.
The mushroom powder if used properly can make a great enhancement to soups, sauces and other dishes that are earthy.

BTW when you open it for the first time. Be ready for a different aroma. Thought it smelled like dirt the first time.
 
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