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Ingredients

2 portion(s)

  • 1 KG Mussels, Scrubbed and de-bearded
  • 1 clove garlic
  • 6 Spring onions, or 1/2 red onion
  • 1 bay leaf
  • 100 grams white wine
  • 150 grams cream
  • 2 tablespoons dill, fresh
  • 30 grams Butter
  • black pepper, to taste
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Recipe's preparation

  1.  With blade running, chop onions and garlic until fine, add butter, and cook 2-3 mins/sp 2/90 degrees, or until onion is translucent.

    Add bay leaf, cream, wine, pepper to the onion mix, and cook 10 mins/sp 1-2/ 100 degrees. Place Varoma on lid, add mussels and steam over cooking sauce until mussels are opened. Discard any mussels that haven't opened. Place mussels in a serving bowl. Add fresh dill to sauce and  mix through, pour over mussels.

    Serve with crusty bread and salad.

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  • I absolutely loved this recipe - thank you! I made...

    Submitted by zpelling on 5. November 2018 - 12:51.

    I absolutely loved this recipe - thank you! I made it dairy free by swapping butter for olive oil and using coconut cream. Delish Smile

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  • Made this for my husband.

    Submitted by Jerseycow5 on 27. February 2016 - 19:32.

    Made this for my husband.  I'm not a seafood eater, but he said it was delicious.  Will make again.

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  • Delicious. I added 40g of

    Submitted by ktbaggers on 1. February 2016 - 20:58.

    Delicious. I added 40g of mussel liquid (from vacuum sealed pack of mussels) and 60g of water instead of the white wine 

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  • Can you suggest a good white

    Submitted by Ther_mo_jo on 8. September 2014 - 20:25.

    Can you suggest a good white wine to use.  I'm not familiar with how all the different varieties taste.  Would love a recommendation.

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  • This is my first time posting

    Submitted by Danielle_Jayne on 28. June 2014 - 15:43.

    This is my first time posting tmrc_emoticons.) I love this dish! Incredibly easy to make and oh so yummy. I made my own pasta to accompany this dish as well. I also followed 'shinythings' suggestion of putting the mussels on at the same time as the sauce. Perfect.

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  • Oh. My. Goodness. This dish

    Submitted by shinythings on 14. February 2014 - 21:50.

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    Oh. My. Goodness. This dish is amazing beyond belief! Growing up arguably Australia's seafood capital (near Pt Lincoln), I've eaten A LOT of mussels in my time. The last time I had a mussel dish this good was in a Dongara restaurant WA 3 years ago, and I've been trying to recreate it ever since. This dish is it tmrc_emoticons.)

    Next time, I would put the Varoma (containing the mussels) on at the same time as the sauce. The liquer from the mussels adds *the perfect* amount of salty goodness by the end. I am a TM newbie, and this was so easy.

    Special shout out to the Boston Bay (SA) vacuum packed mussels we used for this dish. Go find them. Now. Seriously tmrc_emoticons.)

     

    Oh, and make the EDC basic bread in a cob to soak up the delicious "leftover" goodness tmrc_emoticons.)

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