Soak dried mushrooms in 4 cups water overnight. Drain shitakes in the morning, reserving the soaking mushroom water.
Dry shitakes in a paper towel, then saute for a few minutes until just starting to brown. Use stock or oil to saute if needed, but mushrooms have a lot of water in them already. Set aside to cool.
In a blender: add cooled mushrooms, fresh ginger, coconut aminos, maple syrup, sesame oil, mushroom water, and if desired salt. Blend until combined.
In a large pot, boil 4 quarts of water. Stir in noodles and cook for about 7 minutes or until tender. When noodles are done, drain well. Warm the mushroom sauce in wok or skillet, add slurry to thicken. Add drained noodles and stir until evenly coated and heated.
Serve the noodles garnished with basil strips and peanuts immediately.
Soak dried mushrooms in 4 cups water overnight. Drain shitakes in the morning, reserving the soaking mushroom water.
Dry shitakes in a paper towel, then saute for a few minutes until just starting to brown. Use stock or oil to saute if needed, but mushrooms have a lot of water in them already. Set aside to cool.
In a blender: add cooled mushrooms, fresh ginger, coconut aminos, maple syrup, sesame oil, mushroom water, and if desired salt. Blend until combined.
In a large pot, boil 4 quarts of water. Stir in noodles and cook for about 7 minutes or until tender. When noodles are done, drain well. Warm the mushroom sauce in wok or skillet, add slurry to thicken. Add drained noodles and stir until evenly coated and heated.
Serve the noodles garnished with basil strips and peanuts immediately.