7-8King Oyster Mushrooms, medium size(about 1.25 lb.)
2Cucumbers,peeled
1Red onion
Salt and pepper to taste
Salsa:
2Serrano peppers
1Garlic clove
¼White onion
¾cupLime juice
1cupCilantro,stems removed
Salt & pepper to taste
1- 2 tspground nori seaweed
Instructions
Preparing the mushrooms:
Clean mushrooms with a damp towel, do not wash them since it will change the texture of the mushroom. Cut the mushroom stems, you can cut the top as well but I like the texture. Shred them with two forks so they have a "shredded chicken" look. Add to a large bowl.
Cut the cucumbers in half, take out the insides, and cut them so they resemble a “c” shape, slice thinly. Reserve cucumber insides. Cut the onion into thin slices. Add cucumbers and onions to the bowl.
To make the salsa:
Place the serrano peppers, garlic, onion, lime juice, cucumber insides, and cilantro in the blender and process until smooth.
Making the aguachile:
Pour serrano salsa over mushroom mix add, the nori and stir to combine. Marinate for 2 – 4 hours. Squeeze additional lime juice if needed, I like it very citrusy but this is optional.
After the marinating time is done add salt to taste, and top with avocado and extra cilantro.
Notes
• It might seem like this is way too much lime juice, but I promise it’s not.• You can reduce the amount of chiles if you can’t take the heat.• If mushrooms aren’t your thing you can make aguachile with hearts of palm.• Serve this with tostadas, avocado, and a nice cold beer.