Rosa Cooking

Kacamak with mushrooms

For mushroom lovers…

Preparation steps

  • Fry the onion and chopped champignons in oil until the excess liquid that the vegetables release boils. Add salt and pepper.
  • According to the instructions, cook the polenta from the bag and combine it with the champignons.

Serving

Serve with sour milk.

Tags

dinner lunch

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