calijo
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I live in California. There used to be a steak house called Mr. Steak. They served the most delicious mushroom appetizers. They were in a batter served with a cheese sauce and topped with chives.
I have wanted to find the recipe for this dish as there are no more Mr. Steaks in our area and I STILL crave that wonderful dish from time to time! Would anyone happen to have the recipe or know where I could find it?
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enginecapt
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Where was Mr. Steak? That appetizer sounds like it would be fairly easy to duplicate at home, calijo.
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Adjudicator
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Sundancer7
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Great pic but the first one was a little larger than the ones we use to get around TN  Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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Adjudicator
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RE: calijo
Sun, 12/18/05 10:03 AM
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Hey! They don't call them "magic munchrooms" (not SP ;) for nothing... 
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calijo
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There was a Mr. Steak in Roseville, CA. I have tried to duplicate the recipe on my own, but there is just SOMETHING missing! They were made in a light batter (I believe beer batter). I have not been able to get the batter as light a coating and of course the taste is definitely not the same!
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HotDogHead
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quote:Originally posted by Adjudicator Hey! They don't call them "magic munchrooms" (not SP ;) for nothing... I agree. The first picture gave me flashbacks. Groovy. 
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UncleVic
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