Afternoon Vibes

F*sh Fillet-Style Lion's Mane Sandwich

If you used to rock with McDonald's Fish Fillet, look no further. Enough said.

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Dry Batter

14-16 sheets seaweed snacks w/ salt OR 1 nori sheet
1 Tbsp arrowroot powder OR cornstarch
1 tsp parsley
1 tsp thyme

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Wet Batter

1 tsp Old Bay seasoning (low sodium)
1 + 1/4 cups whole wheat flour OR white flour
1 tsp dill
2 tsp smoked paprika
2 tsp onion powder
1 + 1/2 cups sparkling water
1 cup arrowroot powder OR cornstarch
to taste salt & pepper

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‍Tartar Sauce

2 tsp lemon juice
2 Tbsp dill relish
1/2 cup vegan mayonnaise
1 tsp fresh dill

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Additional Ingredients

2 x 2.5oz Lion's Mane mushroom
1 tsp Old Bay seasoning (low sodium)
2 vegan brioche buns
vegan cheddar cheese
grapeseed oil for frying

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Directions

If using grown-at-home Lion's Mane, prepare it by cutting off any remaining substrate after harvesting. Use a soft brush to remove any dirt particles. Divide Lion's Mane into 2 x 2.5oz pieces
Add Lion's Mane pieces to a cast iron pan on medium heat. Press down the mushroom with another pan or cast iron press to release the moisture. Sprinkle with Old Bay seasoning on both sides as you cook. Cook for 3-4 minutes on each side and press until you have a filet. Place filets to the side
From the dry batter ingredient list, blend seaweed/nori sheets with arrowroot powder until you have a fine powder. Pour into a bowl. Mix in parsley and thyme. Place to the side
In a separate bowl, mix together the ingredients for wet batter
Mix ingredients for tartar sauce. Set aside
Heat frying oil to 370 degrees Fahrenheit (I prefer to use grapeseed oil)
Dip filets into the dry and then wet batter
Fry both sides of the filet until golden brown and crispy
Build the f*sh sandwiches with the crispy Lion's Mane filets, brioche buns, tartar sauce, and vegan cheddar cheese (I prefer to melt the cheese and pour it on).

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Enjoy!

Shopping List

Dry Batter

14-16 sheets seaweed snacks w/ salt OR 1 nori sheet
1 Tbsp arrowroot powder OR cornstarch
1 tsp parsley
1 tsp thyme

‍

Wet Batter

1 tsp Old Bay seasoning (low sodium)
1 + 1/4 cups whole wheat flour OR white flour
1 tsp dill
2 tsp smoked paprika
2 tsp onion powder
1 + 1/2 cups sparkling water
1 cup arrowroot powder OR cornstarch
to taste salt & pepper

‍

‍Tartar Sauce

2 tsp lemon juice
2 Tbsp dill relish
1/2 cup vegan mayonnaise
1 tsp fresh dill

‍

Additional Ingredients

2 x 2.5oz Lion's Mane mushroom
1 tsp Old Bay seasoning (low sodium)
2 vegan brioche buns
vegan cheddar cheese
grapeseed oil for frying

‍

Directions

If using grown-at-home Lion's Mane, prepare it by cutting off any remaining substrate after harvesting. Use a soft brush to remove any dirt particles. Divide Lion's Mane into 2 x 2.5oz pieces
Add Lion's Mane pieces to a cast iron pan on medium heat. Press down the mushroom with another pan or cast iron press to release the moisture. Sprinkle with Old Bay seasoning on both sides as you cook. Cook for 3-4 minutes on each side and press until you have a filet. Place filets to the side
From the dry batter ingredient list, blend seaweed/nori sheets with arrowroot powder until you have a fine powder. Pour into a bowl. Mix in parsley and thyme. Place to the side
In a separate bowl, mix together the ingredients for wet batter
Mix ingredients for tartar sauce. Set aside
Heat frying oil to 370 degrees Fahrenheit (I prefer to use grapeseed oil)
Dip filets into the dry and then wet batter
Fry both sides of the filet until golden brown and crispy
Build the f*sh sandwiches with the crispy Lion's Mane filets, brioche buns, tartar sauce, and vegan cheddar cheese (I prefer to melt the cheese and pour it on).

‍

Enjoy!

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