Lutong Bahay: Pan-Fried Bacon-Wrapped Enoki Mushrooms

Lutong Bahay is a short tag on the title which I use to feature home-cooked food, either in our own home or at a friend's house, either my own cooking or not.

Whenever we eat at Yakimix or at Sambo Kojin, there's always this one item my parents and I would go back for again and again aside from the tempura, salmon sashimi and makizushi. They're these beautiful pieces of bacon-wrapped enoki mushrooms for grilling which taste really savory and with an interesting and highly-addicting crunch.
Enoki Bacon Recipe

It was funny how my mom who isn't really a big fan of Japanese cuisine would always crave for these wrapped goodies, and it isn't just a casual craving, mind you. So one time she arrived home after a session of seafood and vegetable shopping at Arranque Market in Binondo, she showed me the packs of enoki mushrooms she just got. And with bacon in our fridge, a stick of butter and a pan, I immediately knew what to do with them.

Cooking Enoki Bacon

Ingredients:
  • 1 pack of enoki or golden needle mushrooms
  • 1 pack of bacon (just plain bacon)
  • A quarter stick of butter (optional)
Procedure:
  1. Wash the enoki mushrooms after taking them out from the package, then cut off the root parts before separating them into smaller bundles.
  2. Cut the bacon slices into halves, or even in thirds if they're long.
  3. Roll the smaller bundles of enoki mushrooms with bacon. You may secure them with toothpicks or put about 3 to 4 pieces in a skewer. (Or, you can just fry them seam side down to secure like what I did.)
  4. In a non-stick frying pan, you may heat the butter (Or not, this is totally optional!) before laying down the pieces of your bacon-wrapped enoki mushrooms.
  5. Pan-fry the bacon-wrapped enokitake, turning them over every once in a while.
  6. When the bacon turns brown and has achieved your desired crispiness, remove them from the pan and drain them on paper towels before serving.
  7. Of course, remove the toothpicks or skewers if you used them.
This is a fairly easy recipe you can follow to enjoy bacon-wrapped enoki even without going to a Japanese restaurant. You can also use some blanched asparagus instead of enoki to make your very own bacon-asparagus maki. I guess the hardest part here is getting your hands on some enoki mushrooms sine this recipe is just more of assembling. I'm not sure though if SM, Landmark or Cash and Carry have them. But if not, you can pay a trip to Arranque Market in Binondo or to Farmer's Market in Cubao.

66 comments:

  1. My daughter saw the photos and immediately shouted (with matching taas kamay) BACCOOOON!!!! I haven't tried eating in Sambo Kojin nor Yakimix, but I was able to eat these babies whenever we eat in Saisaki :)

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    1. Your daughter's so cute naman! :D Everyone loves bacon talaga, from the chikitings to feeling chikitings like myself :D

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  2. I ate at Yakimix once but didn't have the chance to try this one. It looks really yummy.

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  3. I love bacon because of the awesome after taste and this one cooks differently, it uses as a wrap for mushroom. Yummy!

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  4. bacon bacon my fave breakfast of all time.. will try to cook like this one

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  5. this looks super goood! can't wait to try cooking this myself. thanks for this post :D


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  6. i used to cook this, thank you for reminding me hihi, this is really delish!

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  7. Oh my... looks yummy and it only requires 3 ingredients! I'm getting hungry just looking at this post! XD

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    1. And the butter is optional pa, so if you're using a non-stick pan you'll really only need 2 ingredients! :D

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  8. I like the Pan fried bacon with mushroom having tried it both in Sambokojin and Yakimix.

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  9. Love the presentation but I dont think this is one of my type :D

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  10. that looks yummy but if you hadn't explained that those are mushrooms i might have thought them to be a seafood

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    1. Actually, they can be mistaken as seafood nga.. hehe :D Hope you can give this a try. They're really delish! ^^

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  11. omg! iw wil totally try to make this! we love bacons and mushrooms! definitely a good recipe! xx

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  12. Wow, looks really delicious. I am salivating right now! :)

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  13. That looks delicious, I might try that someday.

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  14. You really have a talent for cooking ah, good job! I'm planning to enrol in a culinary course in the next few months.
    My friends and I will definitely try the bacon-wrapped enoki mushrooms on our lunch date this weekend!

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    1. Naku sis, I just like watching cooking shows but I don't believe I have a talent in cooking. I just want to try making what I and my family wants to eat.. :D Less expensive kasi than always dining out. Anyway, good luck with your culinary course! I would love to enroll myself too :) Maybe some time in the future.

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  15. wow yummy! never tried that yet, a mongo sprout wrapped with bacon strips, that is very interesting

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    1. They're enoki mushrooms sis, a kind of Japanese mushroom :) BUT, you can use mongo sprouts din for this recipe. I personally prefer using enoki though.. ^^ It's crunchy and tastes great with bacon.

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  16. I miss restaurants back home because it has everything that can cater to my taste buds. Not here in the US. :(

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  17. That looks interesting and I miss to eat in a restaurants also hehee its been a while since we tried to save some money...Good job!

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  18. Looks very delish :-) I love mushrooms and am sure will love this recipe too :-)

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  19. It really looks good! :) I'd love to try that! :D

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  20. this looks really yummy!**drools**

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  21. Food (for me)is really one half presentation and one half taste. Looks like you got the first half pretty tight so I'm guessing you've succeeded on the other half as well.

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  22. looks really tempting. I'm not into bacon but mushroom would be so nice to try.

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  23. Wow I love Bacon will surely try this it looks delicious!... now your making me hungry!

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  24. omg that looks really good! I wanna try that one too!

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  25. I tried cooking this at home and they loved it! Thanks ^_^

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  26. Enoki Mushroom,never heard of I thought at first glance it was toge wrapped in bacon:( I really wanna try this:) This will be sooooo NEW to me:)

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  27. Bacon! anything with bacon is awesome!

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  28. nom nom... this is really special and delicious... Wanna try someday

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  29. looks good! time to search for German of enoki mushroom. :P

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  30. Holy! Those look so good! I want them now!

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  31. Like this a lot and so easy to cook and kid's friendly pa.

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  32. I have not tried cooking bacon with these enoki mushrooms. Also, I honestly don't know what these mushrooms are except they are called needles. lol. I cooked the asparagus counterpart.. A LOT! However, instead of using bacon, I opt to use the bacon cut meats that are sold at SM Supermarkets :) Mas mura kasi. hehe

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  33. my husband loves this but i haven't tried this one at home, we normally wrapped asparagus lang.

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  34. This is what i love at Yakimix. Who can go wrong with bacon? and even wrapping it in other vegetables! :D

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  35. Hmmm sumptuous my father would love this..
    subukan ko to 1 time

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  36. Have tried cooking bacon wrap in Asparagus and it's delicious don't need to add oil since either you're going to pan fry it or bake the oil will come out of the bacon

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  37. Wow! this looks so yummy! can't wait to try cooking this and see how hubby likes it :) Thanks for this :)

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  38. its look good but i dont think my kids would like this,though i gonna try this at home :)

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  39. Mmmm...Gusto ko talaga yung mga pagkaing hinaluan ng Mushroom,lalo na sa chicken soup!! Yummy!

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  40. i've already tried this but in the grill of sambokojin not on the pan :D this is one of my favorites there :) kahit bacon and mushrooms lng, swak na but i'll try this again with the butter next time we visit there. I can't seem to find any enoki mushrooms on the supermarket :(

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  41. I just had these in Sambo Kojin last Saturday and they were yum!! I only hope I could find enoki mushrooms in the groceries but for now, I'll stick with our usual bacon-wrapped asparagus. :)

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  42. i will surely try this, i want to include this among my dishes for Christmas eve. Looks perfect for noche buena!

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  43. mmm,. bacon ,. i really love bacon,.
    ask ko lng sana kung anong masarap sawsawan nyan?

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  44. mmmm,. yummy na, easy to cook pa,. love bacon.

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  45. itsura pa lang nakakatakam na,.siguradong magugustuhan yan ng mga anak ko,.

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  46. yum yum yum,itsura plang masarap na,what more kung natikman ko pa,sarap

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  47. Bagay talaga Bacon and Mushroom... Eto ung simpleng gawin and masarap

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  48. wow.. requires three ingredients lang so easy to do! :)

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  49. Wow! looks so tasty! bacon and mushroom!!!

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