Ed Baines Shows There’s More To Mushrooms

Feb. 16, 2012 - PRLog -- Celebrity chef and TV personality Ed Baines has been working with the Mushroom Bureau to produce a series of videos to demonstrate how to get the most from cooking with mushrooms.

Though often overlooked, there is a particular method for cooking mushrooms to ensure that they taste their very best and it has become Ed’s mission to demonstrate how best to work with this unique and versatile ingredient.

The short video clips - which can been viewed for free - show how to properly cook and prepare Mushrooms, using Mushrooms on toast as the perfect example; Step-by-step demonstrations of Ed cooking his mushroom inspired dishes, including Chicken and Mushroom Casserole and his Mushroom and Ricotta Filo Bake. There’s also a recoded Q&A session, with Ed answering common queries about cooking with mushrooms.

Ed Baines said: “Mushrooms are a truly unique ingredient in cookery, the huge range of types and flavours they give is impressive. The way you can use mushrooms not only as an ingredient but also as the centre of interest for dishes makes them stand out.”

The videos are perfect for those looking to learn or perfect their cooking skills. And the use of technology now means you can now watch the YouTube videos on your phone whilst cooking along with Ed, as he advises you on how to prepare your dishes with style and ease.


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Lucy Naylor lucy.naylor@mccann.com / 01625 822603
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Additional notes to editors:

More to Mushrooms YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/moretomushrooms


The Mushroom Bureau is responsible for the generic publicity of all fresh cultivated mushrooms sold in Britain. The Bureau is funded voluntarily by its members who are predominantly mushroom growers and trade alliances to the industry in the UK, Ireland and continental Europe. Website: www.moretomushrooms.com


Mushrooms offer a variety of health benefits:
1.   Mushrooms are a natural source of B vitamins and minerals, with an 80g serving counting as one of your 5-a-day
2.  Mushrooms are a natural source of selenium which is part of the body’s antioxidant defence system
3. They are naturally low in calories and fat
4. They are a good source of vitamin B5 which works in the body to help release energy from the food we eat
5. They are a natural source of folic acid