" Anything Goes" Low-Fat Mushroom Sauce

From: Spuffed

On Jun 4, 2009

This is very good and I believe that it will taste good on all kinds of meat. I am going to freeze a couple servings to see how it does. Followed recipe exactly with portabellos but I skipped the milk powder and used 1% milk. Thanks so much!

From: Chef #730763

On Apr 23, 2009

I used this as my Beef Stroganoff sauce and it was great. I just added in the ground beef and some onions and garlic and had it over noodles with sugar snap peas on the side. Excellent!

From: Lady Foodologist

On Feb 17, 2009

this is phenomenal! it does take a long time to make but well worth the effort - I use crimini mushrooms instead of white - I think portobello mushrooms would be great as well The teriyaki gives it that saltiness it needs and reducing it in the broth gives an amazing sauce that is definitely more lo-cal than a cream sauce - I skipped the milk powder and corn starch and just simmered for longer to get rid of the extra liquid - I substituted the sherry with cooking burgundy wine - I think it gives it a deeper flavor - served over rice with rosemary pork meatballs!

From: PanNan

On Jul 25, 2003

I'm so glad I picked this recipe for the "pick a chef" event. I can't believe this wonderfully creamy and richly flavored mushroom sauce has'nt been reviewed yet. It tastes much more decadent than the fat grams and calories would indicate. The multiple reductions gave the mushrooms intense flavor, and the milk mixture provided a creamy texture. Well worth the time to prepare. I served it with plain pan-grilled pork chops and rice.