It's easy to forget about mushrooms, especially in the winter. Nestled in an unassuming and often lacking section of the produce aisle, mushrooms don't exactly call out your name when bigger, more colorful things are having their moment. But mushrooms are magical. Adored by vegetarians, approved by meat lovers, and often the ingredient that saves a dish, mushrooms elevate a recipe from good to good. They're hearty, versatile, and filling, and do just as well stuffed with sausage as they do made into a gravy, tossed with garlicky pasta, or smothered with spinach and cream. Convinced? Go forth -- your grocery list needs updating.  

Creamy Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms by Adriene 

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Vegetarian Mushroom Thyme Gravy by Sticksnscones

 

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