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Creamy Sausage-Stuffed Mushrooms
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Darian
January 2, 2022
These were a HUGE hit at my family Christmas gathering, even among the non-mushroom lovers. I used cream cheese that had jalapeno in it, partly to use it up, but I loved the little added kick. I also shortened both cooking times for the mushrooms based on other reviews and they were perfect. I had a little extra filling, but it was so good on its own, we had no trouble finishing it.
cosmiccook
November 29, 2021
Not a review but a suggestion. Recipes that are published by everyone should have accompanying measurements.
Harper
November 29, 2021
I made these mushrooms a few years ago for the 1st time. Ever since then, my nephew in-law always politely finds a way to ask if I can make them for Thanksgiving dinner. This Thanksgiving I changed the recipe a little by using Soy Chorizo. It gave them a nice little kick. I have a lot of the "stuffing" mix left over. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to use it for another dish or meal? Thanks
Achefwannabe
December 4, 2021
I use leftover filling for stuffed mushroom from a different recipe in stuffed shells. I add some ricotta cheese, more roasted garlic and some Italian seasoning.
cosmiccook
November 2, 2021
I just don't care for cream cheese. Has anyone tried this w Ribiolina cheese (for those fortunate enough to get it) --not to be confused w Bosina Robiola--? Or w a ricotta & mascarpone?
Achefwannabe
October 1, 2021
I made the filling last night and and did the initial bake of the mushrooms early this morning. Finished them tonight and they were excellent. You could definitely taste the sweetness of the balsamic vinegar on the mushrooms.
I took the advice of earlier reviews and baked the the mushrooms for only 15 minutes the first time and 25 minutes for the final bake. I think the suggested bake times would result in small shriveled mushrooms.
I took the advice of earlier reviews and baked the the mushrooms for only 15 minutes the first time and 25 minutes for the final bake. I think the suggested bake times would result in small shriveled mushrooms.
Jc
September 15, 2021
P.S. save those mushroom bottoms! I marinated them separately, chopped, browned and used them with the leftover stuffing to enhance a Moussaka.
Save the liquid off the roasted mushrooms- it can be your secret something in your next sauce or soup.
Save the liquid off the roasted mushrooms- it can be your secret something in your next sauce or soup.
Jc
September 15, 2021
This was good, the balsamic vinegar really works. On another occasion I might try sherry vinegar instead.
I reduced the cooking time for both baking periods and still felt the mushrooms were overdone so I will adjust further next time.
I used a pound of large, 2-3” cremini and a half recipe of filling - still had leftover filling which is a nice bonus.
I reduced the cooking time for both baking periods and still felt the mushrooms were overdone so I will adjust further next time.
I used a pound of large, 2-3” cremini and a half recipe of filling - still had leftover filling which is a nice bonus.
Laura S.
December 23, 2020
I love these mushrooms and my family always requests them for parties. They are delicious!
1 major note- I only bake for 10min convection or 15 regular bake the first time. When I tried baking them for 30min, they shrunk way too much.
I use chicken sausage instead of pork for a lighter variation and they are fabulous!
Lastly- it makes a lot of filling and you will always have leftover. I either buy more mushrooms or use them as a decadent filling for stuffed shells!
1 major note- I only bake for 10min convection or 15 regular bake the first time. When I tried baking them for 30min, they shrunk way too much.
I use chicken sausage instead of pork for a lighter variation and they are fabulous!
Lastly- it makes a lot of filling and you will always have leftover. I either buy more mushrooms or use them as a decadent filling for stuffed shells!
Laura S.
December 23, 2020
I love these mushrooms and my family always requests them for parties. They are delicious!
1 major note- I only bake for 10min convection or 15 regular bake the first time. When I tried baking them for 30min, they shrunk way too much.
I use chicken sausage instead of pork for a lighter variation and they are fabulous!
1 major note- I only bake for 10min convection or 15 regular bake the first time. When I tried baking them for 30min, they shrunk way too much.
I use chicken sausage instead of pork for a lighter variation and they are fabulous!
Elif
December 18, 2019
I make this for almost every party I host. It's such a crowd pleaser. The best is, I usually make the filling and oven-cook the mushrooms the day before and put in the fridge (or just prep the filling the day before and do all the baking on the day of). On the day of the party, I stuff the mushrooms and do the final baking just before the party starts, so everything is still warm when the guests arrive with minimal work on the day of the party.
brian
November 25, 2019
I've made this recipe a few times now as a Thanksgiving appetizer, and everyone loves them, plus they are gluten free.
I believe when the recipe calls for 5 pints (pint = 16 oz by volume) of mushrooms, it's really five 16 oz (by weight) packages of mushrooms. Yes, 5 pounds. Seems like a lot, but the mushrooms cook down before you stuff them, and there is enough stuffing for 5 pounds worth. At least in my experience anyway. Hope this helps.
I believe when the recipe calls for 5 pints (pint = 16 oz by volume) of mushrooms, it's really five 16 oz (by weight) packages of mushrooms. Yes, 5 pounds. Seems like a lot, but the mushrooms cook down before you stuff them, and there is enough stuffing for 5 pounds worth. At least in my experience anyway. Hope this helps.
Malka L.
November 29, 2018
and one more question: Would it work to make the stuffing ahead of time and freeze it? I'd like to do this in two batches for two different gatherings. Thank you.
JR
November 29, 2018
i honestly dont know how the sausage would be thawed out. i wouldnt do it. you could probably make the stuffing one day ahead and keep it in the fridge.
zoumonkie
November 29, 2018
Sure you can freeze it; fresh is better. Frozen food is leftovers. If your guests aren't important, frozen is fine. It's like bringing a box of store bought cookies to a pot luck dinner.
JR
November 29, 2018
Good luck, Malka. I think there are steps of this recipe that you can do ahead (a day maybe) but not much more. Dont freeze this one. If you end up making this dish, I promise that you will enjoy it.
Frank P.
August 12, 2018
Very popular when I have served them. I would cut back on the cream cheese a little
anaevas
January 1, 2018
Made these for our NYE family party and my family and cousins were eating these two and three at a time. They were really tasty and easy to do :) This recipe is a keeper.
hltruelove
December 23, 2017
Is this okay to make one day ahead for bringing to a party?
hltruelove
December 23, 2017
Huh? No, not leftovers—I'm asking can you make ahead so you're not rushing on a busy holiday-day. Do they reheat well, that kind of thing.
JR
December 24, 2017
i would do all the steps ahead up to stuffing the mushrooms and then do the baking (step 4) at the party.
Sarah
November 29, 2017
Made these for Thanksgiving as appetizers, and they were a GIANT hit. I could see people eyeing them who already had their share and wanted more (including myself)! I also kept getting asked what the sweetness was, the balsamic is a great touch. I will definitely be making these on every holiday.
nancy E.
October 31, 2017
I have a feeling everyone complaining about mushrooms shrinking and creating juice in cooking, washed them rather then rubbing off the surface. Mushrooms are like a sponge and should not be washed.
JR
May 4, 2017
this is highly addictive. you wont be able to limit the amount that you eat. for real. the trick to success is to bake the mushrooms first. i saved the liquid to use for stock at a later date.
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