I put mushrooms on my half, and leave a slice in top to mark it, so my picky husband will eat it. 😊
]]>Hi Dana,
Honestly, I use both. If I have dry sherry on hand, I go with that for the intense flavor. Yet cooking sherry is really handy and does offer a distinct flavor as well.
]]>I know it may seem like a silly question but do you use cooking Sherry or dry Sherry? They’re definitely very different and the recipe isn’t clear. Thank you.
]]>I made this for dinner this evening and it is DELICIOUS!
I made a few adjustments to accommodate our “tatstes.”
I used spinach instead of arugala.
In the spinach layer I also added sliced roma tomatoes . . for a pretty red color. . .
Instead of using sherry with the mushrooms I added a tablespoon of heavy cream
I cooked it for 40 mintues, covered, then 10 minutes uncovered.
I was worried it would be very dry, but it wasn’t and well worth making again!
Thanks!
]]>HI Kandy! I’ve never made it that way, but would love to hear how it turns out if you try it. Thanks!!
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