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It's a pesticide-free oyster mushroom I bought at E-Mart, and I could eat it for 4 people because I used a pack. I think 1 to 2 servings of mushrooms will be enough for one person. One shiitake mushroom per person!
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Wash the mushrooms with water once to shake off the soil.
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Trim the cleaned mushrooms. Separate the bottom from the shiitake mushroom leaf and divide it into four equal parts. Rip the mushrooms on the oyster.
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Put olive oil in a pan,
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Add the trimmed mushrooms, salt, and pepper and stir-fry over high heat.
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Turn off the heat when the mushroom color changes and water comes out.
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Transfer the ripe mushrooms to a bowl.
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Mix 3 eggs, appropriate amount of salt and pepper in a bowl.
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Add some oil to the pan where the mushrooms were being roasted, then pour the eggs to make the egg.
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Grind the Parmesan cheese on the finished egg garnish.
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Place the ripe mushrooms slightly outward from the middle of the egg, and fold the eggs so that the mushrooms can be seen.
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Decorate the rest of the space with cherry tomatoes, and add bacon, hamburg steak, etc. if you like, and decorate it with meat, and you're done with a mushroom egg omelet with nutrients!
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Parmesan cheese is salty, but I like cheese, so I cut it into several pieces and put it on top. Enjoy it with wine when you eat it in the evening other than brunch. It tastes better.