give me mushrooms or give me... I just want mushrooms

healthiermeep

I looove mushrooms it is all I want right now. Problem is I don't know too many ways that are healthy to make them other than roasted marinated or in stuff. I don't eat meat but would love any vegetarian options for them.

KimofTas

I adore mushrooms too ... oyster mushrooms mostly. All I do is fry them up in a little bit of butter or toss them into a salad or wok fry them with other veges. The great thing about mushrooms is you can eat so many for so little cals and they fill you up so easily!

healthiermeep

Ya they have a great texture too

ejjprice1810

Stuff with spinach and ricotta, or sweet potato and garlic mash.

JP_909

I thought u were a drug fiend by the subject!

Semifredo

I eat them with a bit of low fat cream or cream cheese and garlic ( I fry them on a pan). Mushrooms have very few calories so sometimes I add a bit of parmesan cheese as well.

healthiermeep

ejjprice1810 wrote: »

Stuff with spinach and ricotta, or sweet potato and garlic mash.

Omg sounds so good

healthiermeep

Semifredo wrote: »

I eat them with a bit of low fat cream or cream cheese and garlic ( I fry them on a pan). Mushrooms have very few calories so sometimes I add a bit of parmesan cheese as well.

OK yes to this too!

healthiermeep

JP_909 wrote: »

I thought u were a drug fiend by the subject!

Lol noooo

farway

Mushroom pate, basically just fry mushrooms with onions, add to low fat cream cheese and blitz

Many recipes on the web for variations on this

choligeetu

Going a stew with mixed types of mushrooms tastes just super!!!

mygnsac

Love em too. My favorite is thinly sliced portobello on sandwiches.

gemmaloulou85

I love a bacon and mushroom sandwich. Hairy dieters cook book has a chicken and mushroom risotto recipe made with of creme fraise I think.

redpandora56

If you put them on a skewer brushed with a little garlic oil and put them under the grill/broiler, or on the barbecue, they are delicious. I like portobello stuffed with crab meat, old bay , peppers and chives too.

healthiermeep

I don't eat meat though stewed is interesting

mckennasihde

Here's a recipe I made last weekend for Hungarian Mushroom soup! I left out the potatoes and each serving for me was only about 150 calories! Plus its freaking delicious with some crusty bread!

mckennasihde

http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/creamy_hungarian_mushroom_soup.html

GingerbreadCandy

stir-fried?

just slice'em all up, put them in a pan with olive oil (or butter, if you prefer) and a clove of garlic. cook for a few minutes. remove garlic, sprinkle with parsley leaves

mode ideas:

stuffed – take out the stems, chop em up, mix with dried/stale bread crumbs, some cheese and any other ingredient you like (eventually add an egg to bind all together). put them in the oven and enjoy
do a wonderful mushroom risotto – that is a bit more complex. PM me and I'll give you the full recipe.
stir fry them with other vegetables
make soup with them
mushroom ham and cream tortellini – you cook the tortellini in salted boiling water. on the side, you slice the mushrooms, add some diced ham (or leave it out if you don't want any meat) and crême fraîche
make your own mushroom tortellini - if ever you are up for a challenge
make a velouté – these are deceivingly simple. you cook the mushrooms in plenty of butter, add some flour once done. them let them boil in some broth. blend everything. add cream. mix. done.

jaystepper4life

I love them too!! My favorites are in a shepherds pie or meatless like to call it farmers pie, mushroom soup, mushrooms ravioli(making today) and in a veggi couscous. Farmers pie is so easy I always make it saves well too

GingerbreadCandy

jaystepper4life wrote: »

I love them too!! My favorites are in a shepherds pie or meatless like to call it farmers pie, mushroom soup, mushrooms ravioli(making today) and in a veggi couscous. Farmers pie is so easy I always make it saves well too

as in, you are actually stuffing your own ravioli? Kudos then! I do not have the patience.

dklibert

I love mushrooms too! Here are some recipes I have made.

soupspiceeverythingnice.blogspot.com/2014/12/mushroom-enchiladas.html

soupspiceeverythingnice.blogspot.com/2014/04/recipe-review-crunchy-mushroom-lettuce.html


soupspiceeverythingnice.blogspot.com/2013/10/hunan-chili-mushrooms-part-deux.html

soupspiceeverythingnice.blogspot.com/2013/08/mushroom-chili-rellenos-tacos.html

soupspiceeverythingnice.blogspot.com/2013/07/marinated-mushroom-salad.html

hollyrayburn

Portobello "burger"--grill the portobello caps, season to taste(I like a little garlic powder, red pepper flakes, and brush a tad of a1), then put on a toasted sandwich thin. I put grilled red onions, spinach, feta, tomato slices, and sprinkle parmesan cheese on it!

alltheweigh170

I make Pioneer Woman's vegetarian lettuce wrap and add mushrooms to it as well: thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2012/02/vegetarian-lettuce-wraps/

candacefausset

Miso soup is good with mushrooms. Both hearty and warm in the winter months. And you can use vegetable broth if you need a vegetarian version.

funjen1972

Slice them, cook them then smother themwith marinera sauce & maybe some parmesean...a *delicious & healthy* alternative to pasta!

Lasmartchika

If there was a way to send you all my mushrooms, I would!! But fortunately I don't have any as I really am on the complete opposite spectrum of how you feel about them.

tigerlily_

Joining in with the mushroom love! I microwave them with loads of chopped garlic and put them on pizzas / in salads / in stir fries / in omelettes. Yum!

Siobhanekent

Fry with a teeny bit of oil add leeks and when everything is cooked add garlic cream cheese and put the mix on toast x

Tigg_er

alltheweigh170 wrote: »

I make Pioneer Woman's vegetarian lettuce wrap and add mushrooms to it as well: thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2012/02/vegetarian-lettuce-wraps/

She's got some amazing reciepes. I just gotta be carefull how much I eat of them ha

drbcru

#mckennasihde -Thanks for the recipe for Creamy Hungarian Soup. Sounds yummy for a cold winters nite.

fcadelcampo

Te recomiendo que hagas "resuelto de setas" típicamente mediterráneo. Salteas las setas en ACEITE DE OLIVA y ajo, una pizca de sal, añades esparragos verdes y salteas todo junto 7 minutos. Rompes dos huevos encima y lo resuelves según tu punto de cocción preferido. Añades perejil o cilantro picado y tendrás un plato excelente . Lo siento, pero aunque leo y hablo un poco de Inglés. no lo escribo adecuadamente. Bon profit!