Mushroom Khageena with Paratha
Start your day on a delightful note with our Mushroom Khageena paired with fluffy Paratha. This special breakfast dish boasts the distinctive goodness of Elm Oyster mushrooms. Imagine tender Elm Oyster mushrooms perfectly sautéed, adding a savory touch to the khageena. Mixed with aromatic spices and eggs, this dish offers a delightful combination of textures and flavors. Paired with buttery, golden-brown Paratha, each bite takes you on a journey through the unique umami notes of Elm Oyster mushrooms. It's a tasty morning adventure celebrating the wonderful flavor of mushrooms!
Chef's Recommendation:
- Vegetables like capsicum & spring onion can also be added.
- For a higher protein variation add in cottage cheese.
- For a stronger Umami taste use phoenix mushroom instead of Elm.
Ingredients
Ingredients Main:
Instructions
Begin by gently brushing the mushrooms with a soft-bristled brush or a clean, damp cloth to remove any dirt or debris that may be clinging to them.
Since Superlicious Mushrooms are cultivated in a very clean environment washing is not required.
Pat the mushrooms dry with a clean towel or paper towel to remove any excess moisture.
Remove the stem by cutting it with a knife, place the top half of the mushroom on a cutting board, and cut it into ½-inch thick pieces.
Other than black pearl & king oyster, most of the oyster mushroom stems are hard to cook & they are recommended to be discarded.
Cooking:
In a bowl add 1 tbsp water and all the spices then add eggs and beat it well.
Add oil and garlic to a pan & then add onions and cook for 4 Minutes until soft.
Then add mushrooms and cook for 3-4 Minutes until the mushroom is halfway cooked.
Add the egg mixture, Stir and cook well on high flame for 4 Minutes till fully Cooked.
In the end, add green chilli and Coriander for garnish and serve with paratha.
Safety Instructions:
Always use sharp knife, when you use a dull knife to cut, you need to apply more force. As a result, the knife is more likely to slip and this increases the risk of injury.
In order to prevent contamination, it is important to clean your knife as soon as you’re done using it. Leaving your knife on your cutting board or in a sink full of soapy water clutters your kitchen and creates opportunities for contamination and injury.
Always use a cutting board when cutting ingredients. This will allow you to cut consistently and protect your work surface in the process.
Never leave your stove unattended while cooking. Stay in the kitchen while you're frying, grilling, boiling or broiling food. If you have to leave the room—even for just a moment—turn off the stove.
Keep cooking equipment clean. Crumbs in a toaster, built-up grease on the stovetop, and excess dust behind your appliances are fire hazards.



