large portabello mushroom caps
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I use them like burger buns instead of bread - drizzle with the tiniest bit of olive oil and bake at 450 degrees for 10 minutes.
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Roast the portabello with a some olive oil spray and salt/pepper. While that is roasting I saute some chopped onion, garlic, spinach and mushrooms. Then I add some ricotta cheese to mixture and stuff the roasted portabello. Yummy!0
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I liked them grilled and use in place of burgers. Also use them as pizzas0
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"Portobello steaks" marinade the caps in balsamic vinaigrette and mustard. let it sit in the refig for an hour min and just cook on stove or on grill lol those are good you can pair it with veggies salad or rice or something lol0
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I must try the spinach artichoke dip stuffed ones..........drool drips down chin.......mmmmmmmmmmmm0
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Bump. These recipes sound so good.0
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I take the gills and stems off, then marinate them and some red onions for a few hours in balsamic vinegar dressing. Italian dressing is really nice too, but I don't use it quite as much on the grill because of flareups. After a few hours, I drain them, put a little dressing in the cap, and then place the onions inside the cap and grill until soft, wrinkly, and so so juicy. I serve with a young greens salad and some kind of citrus fruit to cut the oil.0
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