Treat Your Loved Ones With A Healthy Stuffed Mushroom Recipe
Stuffed mushrooms are an easy and delicious snack for any party. They are naturally low in the calorie counts and can be the best match with cheese or charcuterie, adding a whole ton of flavours. Having a high count of Vitamin B and D, mushrooms are unerringly healthy, flavourful and great as alternatives for meat in stews and meatloaves. A stuffed mushroom recipe can thus be your take on these rich and nourishing fungi—a perfect choice for a healthy diet.
Stuffed Portobello with cheese and herb
Portobello mushrooms, grilled and tossed with cheese, are perfect for a
summer party and can be an excellent treat for vegan guests.
Process:
Prepare a filling by processing the mushroom stems, some breadcrumbs,
and herbs like thyme, rosemary, and oregano. Add some garlic cloves, salt, and
pepper and then stir in chopped pimentos. After that, grill the mushrooms for 5
minutes and then stuff those with the herbs and breadcrumbs mixture. Top the
stuffing with cheese and then grill again for another 4 minutes. Post that,
serve it hot with cooked rice or blended rolled oats.
The time needed: 20 to 25 minutes
Bread Crumb and Parmesan Stuffed Mushrooms
The rich flavour of the Parmesan cheese goes well with stuffed
mushrooms, and you can enjoy it any time.
Process:
This delectable stuffed mushroom recipe is full of the
freshness and punch of green bell pepper, onions, and garlic cloves. Add finely
chopped green bell pepper and onion to the Parmesan cheese and breadcrumbs
stuffed mushrooms. After that, sauté the mushroom caps and keep them aside.
Cook the chopped mushroom stems with onion, garlic, and bell peppers and then
add breadcrumbs to make a dough to fill the caps. Then, top it with Parmesan
and bake for about 20 minutes or until brown.
The time needed: 30 minutes
Gourmet Vegetarian Stuffed Mushrooms
If you are a vegetarian, and love mushrooms, you will surely love this
recipe.
Process:
Bake mushroom caps for about 15 minutes and some vegetarian sausages too;
separately set those aside. Put chopped onions, peppers and garlic cloves in a
pan and cook for a few minutes. Add the sausage, mushroom stems, breadcrumbs,
and some fresh parsley to make the stuffing. Stuff the cooked caps with this
mixture and then bake for about 12 minutes. You can also add some cashews,
sunflower seeds, or Marcona almonds into the mix for some extra protein and
crunch.
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