Slice the mushrooms
Slice the button mushrooms thinly.
Chef's tip: To stop them darkening, you can keep them in water with a little lemon juice.
Turkish Cuisine Soups
A creamy mushroom soup: button mushrooms sautéed in butter, thickened with toasted flour and finished with cream.
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Slice the button mushrooms thinly.
Chef's tip: To stop them darkening, you can keep them in water with a little lemon juice.
Melt the butter in a pot and sauté the mushrooms until they release their liquid and it has evaporated.
Add the flour and toast it briefly together with the mushrooms.
Chef's tip: Keep toasting until the flour gives off its aroma.
Slowly pour in the hot water, stirring constantly so no lumps form.
Once the soup comes to the boil and thickens, add the single cream and the black pepper and let it boil up just once more.
Time's up! Enjoy your meal.
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