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Autumn soup with fresh forest mushrooms. After a long walk in the forest and then long minutes or even hours of peeling, you finally have to cook something from those collected mushrooms. The quickest is probably creamy mushroom soup. My soup mainly contains bay boletes, but you can use any mushrooms for this recipe. This recipe will make soup with both frozen and fresh mushrooms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

How to make mushroom soup?<\/strong>
Remember to first boil fresh mushrooms in unsalted water. This will make them easier to digest. After eating soup with previously boiled mushrooms, you will avoid bloating and a feeling of heaviness. Pour out the water after cooking the mushrooms. How long you need to boil the mushrooms depends on their species. Bay boletes need about 15 minutes, while boletes need about 30-40 minutes. By boiling the mushrooms in advance, you will also avoid bitterness in the soup.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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