The ingredients are just simple:
1. Dried Italian porcini
2. White peppercorns from Thailand
3. Fleur de sel (sea salt)
Dried Italian porcini
White peppercorns from ThailandLike all other mushrooms, the mud and sand must be carefully removed when you process the the porcini.
Soak the porcini in hot water, and use the remained liquid at a later stage. The white peppercorns are used to spice up the consommé slightly.As the creamy texture of porcini makes the soup spills out very easily, it is suggested to look at the stockpot from time to time to see how things are going. And since consommé should look crystal clear and light in texture, the soup needs to be filtered (I did it twice).
Lastly, sprinkle fleur de sel, and add a couple of large porcini slices.I think it's nice to have a porcini consommé in cold days - the consommé is strong but nice to smell, the texture is slightly thick and the peppercorns give you some hotness. It's easy to make some.
The elegant interior.

Blueberry Napoleon (left) and vanilla custard pudding (right)
Scrambled egg with wild nameko mushrooms
名物1: 野菜カリーライス
名物2: 珈琲
縞鯵(しまあじ)刺身
前菜
烏龍焼酎 & 桃サワー
パイクー味噌煮
稲庭うどん
牛鍋
焼き鳥: ネギみそ焼, 手羽先, とり皮
Tomato soup
Mushroom and parmesan cheese risotto
浜焼牡蠣
焼牡蠣おかか
For starter (clockwise): duck liver toast, pickles and steamed haricot vert, home-made cold cut of pork, preserved eggplant and red pepper, salmon with dill sauce.
Vegetable soup.
Grill rib eye steak, fried mushrooms, baked potato and pumpkin.
Mini cream puff, panna cotta, meringue and chocolate dipped candied orange peel.







