Recipe To The Rescue: Raw Vegan Marinated Mushroom Salad
Posted in Recipes on 28. Oct, 2009

As I spend more time preparing raw vegan meals for myself, I’ve found that eating raw means always having something marinating, soaking, dehydrating, chilling, or sprouting. My kitchen is in a constant state of food prep.
Today I have almonds soaking to make fresh almond milk, and blended cashews, young coconut meat, and other sweet ingredients chilling to make ice cream (recipe to follow!). Earlier, I had mushrooms and onions marinating that went into a delicious salad. Check it out!
Raw Mushroom Salad
1. Slice your favorite mushrooms — I used baby portabella — and onions.
2. Put them in a container that has a lid and add enough of your favorite oil and vinegar combo to coat the mushrooms and onions. I used flax seed oil and balsamic vinegar; apple cider or red wine vinegar and extra virgin olive oil are other ones I would suggest.
3. Put the lid on the marinating vegetables and shake them up to thoroughly coat.
4. Leave in the refrigerator over night. I give them a few shakes while they are marinating to make sure they all stay coated.
5. Put the marinated mushrooms and onions on a bed of spinach or lettuce with a few tomatoes — any kind — and decorate in a ring around the mushroom mix.
6. Sprinkle with hemp seeds.
7. Chew every bite and enjoy!




I’m wondering if the marinating sort of chemically “cooks” the mushrooms. I’m ready to give it a try!