Crumbly, simply "pearl barley" porridge with mushrooms and squid is an incredibly tender, tasty and nutritious dish. Many housewives avoid pearl barley, considering it too simple for a delicious dinner or lunch. It is enough to add a couple of ingredients to the pearl porridge, and the dish will sparkle with new bright flavors.
Cook Time | 40 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
- 1 glass Pearl barley
- 1 piece Onion
- 300 gram Oyster mushroom
- 500 gram Squid
- 1 tablespoon Marjoram
- Salt to taste
- A mixture of spices to taste
- Vegetable oil olive (refined), to taste
Ingredients
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Instructions
- Rinse the pearl barley (so that the water is purified), put it in a saucepan, pour cold water (for 1 part of the cereal: 3 parts of water). Some varieties of pearl barley are boiled for a long time, then the grits should be soaked for ~ 40-50 minutes (rinse well before cooking). Bring the pearl barley to a boil, add salt to taste (1/2 tsp), cook under a lid on low heat for 50 minutes. Turn off the heat without opening the lid, let the porridge brew for 20-30 minutes.
- Clean the oyster mushrooms from the remains, quickly rinse in cool water (mushrooms, like a sponge, quickly absorb water), cut off the stalks, chop them coarsely, put them in a frying pan (rinse after the onion), add a little salt. On high heat, evaporate the juice, add a little oil + a tablespoon of dry marjoram, fry the mushrooms until light brown. Just like the onion, add together with the oil to the pearl barley, cover with a lid.
- Squid (pre-thawed, peeled from the skin and films on both sides) cut across the rings. After frying the mushrooms, wash the pan (the remnants of spices), pour a little oil, put the squid, evaporate the juice over high heat, salt, pepper, fry until light brown. Add hot squid with butter to the pearl barley.