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Easy, delectable, and meat-free! These are a hit with everyone, not just vegetarians!
Carefully wash the mushrooms. Remove the stems. Place the mushroom caps in a baking dish.
Dice the mushroom stems and place into a mixing bowl. Add the Ricotta cheese, breadcrumbs, shallot, 1/4 cup of the melted butter, and salt/pepper to the bowl. Mix well.
Stuff the filling into the mushroom caps. Go ahead, pile it on high!
Take the remaining 1/4 cup of melted butter and pour over the top of the mushrooms. Sprinkle the Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese on top. Bake for 20 minutes at 350 degrees.
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msfish82 on 11.16.2009
I tried this recipe for a family gathering recently, and it was amazing! I did adapt a few things as the poster above suggested – saute stems and shallot in butter (forgot the garlic, oh well!), and I beat up an egg and added it as well as salt and pepper to the ricotta (fiance is Italian and taught me to do this). Also, I didn’t have any parmigiano-regganio on hand, so I used romano. Anyway, I just wanted to thank you and let you know that the recipe was super simple and amazingly tasty!
lunamoon on 8.23.2009
Very good stuff! I too was happy to see a vegetarian recipe. I have one friend in a big group that doesn’t eat meat and so I hate to leave her out. Yet, I love meat and so I rarely enjoy the types of dishes she likes. Anyways, this recipe sounded good, and I adapted a few things but still very pleased with the results. I think another way to enrich the flavor might be to saute those chopped up stems with the shallot and some garlic (in butter, natch). My non-mushroom eating friends in the group (hard to please everyone, isn’t it?) liked the crispy parmesan “chips” that were a nice bonus to this recipe.
tigli on 7.31.2009
These sound tasty. Being a veggie, I appreciate a stuffed mushroom recipe that doesn’t involve sausage! I might make these this weekend!