EatSmart Recipes Mixed Mushroom with Beef, Rice Noodle in Soup "3 Less" Dish Feature Fungi are rich in oligosaccharide which stimulates growth of healthy flora in our gut. In addition, fungi are also a good source of selenium which benefits anti-aging. Sylvia LAM Chairlady of Hong Kong Dietitians Association, Accredited Practicing Dietitian (Australia) Ingredients to serve 2 | Enoki Mushroom | about 37 g (1 tael) | King Oyster Mushroom | 4 – 5 pieces (1 tael, about 37 g) | Oyster Mushroom | 3 – 4 pieces (1 tael, about 37 g) | Fresh Straw Mushroom | 4 - 5 pieces (1 tael, about 37 g) | Mung Bean Sprouts | about 37 g (1 tael) | Chive | about 37 g (1 tael) | Beef | about 150 g (4 tael) | Water | 1 cup | Rice Noodles (cooked) | 1 bowl (about 190 g) | Seasonings | Salt | 1/3 teaspoon | Soya Sauce | 1/2 teaspoon | Canola Oil | 1/3 teaspoon | Cooking Method - Rinse assorted mushrooms (enoki mushroom, king oyster mushroom, oyster mushroom and fresh straw mushroom), mung bean sprouts and chive. Set aside.
- Blanch beef and assorted mushrooms until medium well done. Set aside.
- Bring water to a boil. Cook rice noodles, mung bean sprouts and chive until done. Add beef and assorted mushrooms. Season with canola oil, salt and soya sauce. Serve.
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