(From third right) Penang MCA Public Service and Complaints Bureau head Gui Guat Lye, Penang KPMM chairman Ong Han Beng, Lim and Tan with participants of the ‘Mushroom Love-Home Programme’ in Penang.
GREY abalone or oyster mushrooms are a hit whether fried, in soups or even as a sautéed sandwich condiment.
Mildly briny, soft and velvety; they are packed with vitamins and minerals, and this fungi is retailing at over RM15 per kilo in most local supermarkets.
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