The thyme brush used for this is a great way to combine the thyme flavour with the mushrooms. You could use it for any other griddled vegetables or meat as well.
Slice the bottom off each mushroom, then place the tops on the griddle, flat side down.
Wrap some string around the thyme to make a brush.
Put the brush end with a large pinch of salt in the mortar and then bash, adding about 5 teaspoons of extra virgin olive oil and the white wine vinegar.
Add a bit more salt and pepper.
Using the thyme bundle as a brush turn the mushrooms over and brush with the thyme oil- keep dabbing them while they are cooking.
When the mushrooms are cooked, place them on a serving plate and sprinkle them with the parsley, chilli and lemon zest. Squeeze over the lemon juice and drizzle with extra virgin olive oil. Add a little balsamic vinegar if you like.
I loved the flavour of the thyme and the zest with the mushrooms. I even make this if i am making eggs as a side accompaniment. Simple but very tasty. This is always rotation if i want something quick to make.
I loved the flavour of the thyme and the zest with the mushrooms. I even make this if i am making eggs as a side accompaniment. Simple but very tasty. This is always rotation if i want something quick to make.
Sounds divine! The next BBQ I have will have this as a side dish :)