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Mini pizzas in a mushroom cap!

AlyssaPetsDogs
Posts: 421 Member
I made these the other night and they were so good! They came to 141 calories per cap, although I would add a bit more sauce in the future.
Ingredients:
-portobello mushrooms
-2% mozzarella cheese
-pizza sauce
-toppings (I used artichokes, black olives, and turkey pepperoni. I did not care for the turkey pepperoni to be honest.)
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F
2. wash mushrooms and remove the stem and scrape out the black, stringy insides with a spoon (doesn't have to be perfect)
3. Place mushrooms on a baking sheet and bake on top rack for about 7 minutes. The thicker shrooms I had to cook a little bit longer so they would be slightly softer
4. Remove mushrooms from oven and dump out/remove the juice in the caps (I dabbed with a paper towel because they were hot)
5. Add a generous amount of sauce to each cap
6. Sprinkle on cheese to your liking
7. Add toppings
8. Put back in oven and switch to broil. I left them in for like 4 minutes and all the cheese was melty and it was perfect, but ovens seriously vary so 4 minutes may be too long for you.
9. Eat with a fork and knife (you could pick them up, but they are still a bit juicy!
Enjoy!

Ingredients:
-portobello mushrooms
-2% mozzarella cheese
-pizza sauce
-toppings (I used artichokes, black olives, and turkey pepperoni. I did not care for the turkey pepperoni to be honest.)
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F
2. wash mushrooms and remove the stem and scrape out the black, stringy insides with a spoon (doesn't have to be perfect)
3. Place mushrooms on a baking sheet and bake on top rack for about 7 minutes. The thicker shrooms I had to cook a little bit longer so they would be slightly softer
4. Remove mushrooms from oven and dump out/remove the juice in the caps (I dabbed with a paper towel because they were hot)
5. Add a generous amount of sauce to each cap
6. Sprinkle on cheese to your liking
7. Add toppings
8. Put back in oven and switch to broil. I left them in for like 4 minutes and all the cheese was melty and it was perfect, but ovens seriously vary so 4 minutes may be too long for you.
9. Eat with a fork and knife (you could pick them up, but they are still a bit juicy!
Enjoy!

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Looks yummy. I usually put broccoli and cauliflower with boring star crumbles in my mushroom caps. It's awesome.
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Sounds great! Thanks for sharing that!2
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yum! Gonna give this a try. Thanks for sharing your recipe.1
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I'll have to try that! Great idea !!!0
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These look delicious! I'm definitely going to try them. As a side note, pizza sauce is ridiculously overpriced. I just buy a can of tomato sauce and stir in some garlic and Italian seasoning. It costs about 50 cents.4
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Those look delicious. I made something similar a while back based off of a recipe on the skinnytaste.com website, but I had forgotten about it. Thanks for the reminder. The artichokes look like a delicious addition too.
@yayamom3 - I agree about pizza sauce. I never buy it. I just doctor up a can of tomato sauce. I always add a little sugar though, as pizza sauce tends to be a bit sweeter.0 -
I FINALLY got around to making these tonight. OMG! I can't believe how much delicious food I just ate for such few calories! And they were quick and easy! I highly recommend them! Thanks again for posting.2
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YUM.
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YUM! What a great idea. I always end up with mushrooms on my pizza anyway...0
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I bet these would work fabulously on a slice of puffball!!0
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Anyone cook these and reheat in a microwave at a later time? Would be interested to mix these into my meal prep this week for some new variety0
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Can't wait to make these! Thank for the share!0
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If you have calories to spare, using a spaghetti sauce with Italian sausage already in it would make this superb.0
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Thank you all, these sound fantastic! Going to have to try them.
Has anyone ever eaten them cold? I know it probably sounds gross, but I do not have access to oven or mov at work. I eat all of my meals cold after breakfast. Brown rice is the worst!0 -
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May have to try, thanks for sharing.0
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