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Stuffed Mushrooms


Stuffed Mushrooms

Stuffed mushrooms is a quick appetizer or snack. It is a perfect addition to an appetizer tray for a get together. I have used a very simple stuffing but there are endless options both vegetarian and non vegetarian that can be used for the filling.

Ingredients
Mushrooms- 12 medium sized
Cream cheese- 2 tbs
Grated  cheese- 1/3 cup
I used both Parmesan and mozzarella cheese) 
Italian style bread crumbs- 1/3 cup
Shallot finely chopped- 2
garlic- 2 cloves
Pepper powder-a pinch
Cajun spice mix- a dash (optional)
Chopped parsley/coriander- 2 tbs
salt to taste
Extra virgin olive oil

Preheat oven to 375 degree F.
Hold mushrooms under running water and using a damp cloth gently scrub the  top and snap out the stem (do not discard,chop finely and add to the filling) and using a spoon gently scrap and make it a perfect cavity for the filling.
Heat one tsp of oil and saute garlic, shallot and mushroom stems till it is soft.
In a bowl mix well cream cheese, cheese,bread crumbs, coriander and parsley leaves,pepper, salt and the saute mushroom stems along with the seasoning. Drizzle a few drops of olive oil and mix till well combined.
Grease baking sheet with olive oil. Take spoon full of mixture and fill into the mushroom cavities. Arrange on the baking sheet,with the filling facing upwards and drizzle a few drops of olive oil on each mushroom. Bake till you attain the golden crust for about 20 minutes. Serve warm

Sending this to Radhika's event Let's Cook #18 Starters/ Appetizers

Try this
Hope you will all enjoy.

Comments

  1. they look so good... and nice idea Suja...

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  2. Simply droolworthy and mouthwatering stuffed mushroom.
    Deepa

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  3. Very scrumptious Suja. If possible do link this to the Starters event happening at my space.

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  4. These look awesome!..must try them.

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  5. Very unique dish, looks rich and delicious Suja!

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  6. Suja,

    stuffed mushrooms looks really good. Do you have any kootu curry recipe with kadala parippu. Not whole kadala. Enniku try cheyyan nannu.

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  7. My friend gave me a recipe for this, haven't tried yet. It is almost same. Looks great

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  8. Tempting mushrooms...Looks super good !!

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  9. Irresistible and inviting!! drooling here.

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  10. Very healthy and delicious, innovative and interesting recipe Suja. Bookmarked it.

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  11. Love these stuffed mushrooms.. looks so delicious and inviting..

    Divya's Culinary Journey

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  12. Very different and interesting dish... Love to gobble it :)
    http://recipe-excavator.blogspot.com

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  13. Even i cook this in a same way... love the pic:)

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  14. wow my fav,luks so tempting...

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  15. Very beautiful creation with mushrooms. looks delicious.

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  16. Loved the filling in stuffed mushrooms...They should have tasted great...

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  17. The stuffed mushrooms look totally delicious and yummy..bookmarking this one

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  18. Look at them..they look so perfect and tempting..

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  19. wow...super tempting clciks..I can finish off that whole plate of mushrooms in a jiffy,

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  21. hi suja, thankls you so much for this innovative recipe, bookmarked.. love the mushroom and cheese. have a nice day

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  22. Thanks all for stopping by and for the sweet comments:)

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  23. Hi Suja,
    The mushrooms look delicious & tempting! Will try this one definitely as my family loves mushrooms... Thanks.

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