Serves 4 ppl * Preparation time: 25 minutes * Healthy Rich Flavour

Ingredients

30g Dried Morels, rehydrated
2 Onions, finely diced
2 Cloves Garlic, chopped 
1/4 Cup Dry White Wine
Fine Sea Salt
Fine Ground Black Pepper
Wild Thyme 
Pamako Blend


Steps

Hydrate 30g Dried Morels Mushrooms in hot water (cover the mushrooms). Let it stay for 15-20 minutes. Melt a bit of butter / oil in hot pan, and add onion, garlic and mushrooms. Cook until onion is translucent. Add white wine and reduce by half. After that add water from mushrooms / cooking cream and reduce until desired thickness is achieved. Season with salt, black pepper and wild thyme to taste. 

Garnish idea: premium high-quality EVOO Pamako Blend on the top and enjoy - healthy and rich in flavour. 

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FAQ

Are wild mushrooms “better” than cultivated?

Wild often wins on culinary complexity, cultivated often wins on consistency and routine-friendly formats.
How do I use dried porcini mushrooms?
Soak in warm water for 15–25 minutes, chop, cook as usual and save the soaking liquid as a broth base.
Can I use mushroom powder in cooking?
Yes. Powders are excellent for sauces, soups, and seasoning blends when you want quick umami.

What is Pamako Olive Oil?

Pamako is a high-phenolic extra virgin olive oil produced from ancient olive trees in Crete. It has received more than 350 international awards and is known for its exceptionally high polyphenol content and distinctive flavor. It is considered the most phenolic EVOO on the market.

Can I cook with Pamako olive oil, or should it only be used raw?

Both! Because of its high antioxidant content, Pamako olive oil is stable when heated and can be used for cooking. However, many people prefer to use it raw over salads, vegetables, bread, or finished dishes to fully enjoy its aroma and flavor.

Why is my honey crystallizing or becoming solid?

That’s actually a sign of premium quality! Raw, unpasteurized honey naturally crystallizes over time. Simply place the jar in a bowl of warm water (make sure it's not boiling) and stir to bring it back to a smooth, runny texture.