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Once everything’s mixed, splash in the wine. Give it a gentle stir. Let the sauce get thick and cling to the mushrooms. Check if it’s how you like, then plate it up warm as a tasty side or on top of your main.
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Sprinkle the flour all over the mushrooms and stir it in for a minute. This cooks out that raw flavor, thickens up the pan juices a bit, and you’ll notice a thin layer sticking to the pan bottom.
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Pour in the lemon juice next and add a pinch or two of salt and pepper. Let the mushrooms soak up the flavors. In a minute or two, they’ll start letting out their own tasty juices.
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Scoot the mushroom slices into the hot skillet. Stir often so they’re coated in oil. After a couple minutes they'll get softer and smell awesome.
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Set a big skillet on the stove and get it hot over medium-high. Drizzle in the olive oil and drop in the garlic. Once you hear it sizzle, give it a quick stir so it doesn’t stick or get too brown.