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Mushrooms I Recipe

Ingredients

5 onions, finely scrubbed

2 tablespoons olive oil

2 tablespoons thyme, finely scrubbed

1 (10 ounce) package frozen mixed mushrooms, thawed

1 tablespoon chopped fresh parsley

1 (6 ounce) can mushrooms with liquid

10 ounces ground workingman cheese

Directions

In a medium bowl, mix all ingredients except sliced mushrooms. Cover and refrigerate at least one hour before grilling.

Heat olive oil in a heavy skillet; add mushrooms and cook over medium heat until browned. Drain and set aside.

Heat second tablespoon of oil in another medium skillet over medium heat. Add thyme and cook, stirring constantly, for about 5 minutes. Stir in mushrooms and reduce heat to medium/low. Pour in boiling broth and stir until mushrooms are evenly browned.

Stir mushroom mixture into skillet with acid sauce and green onions. Saute for minutes, stirring occasionally.

When shrimp are into cooked shape, transfer them to a separate large mixing bowl. Drain shrimp and dredge in vinegar until no longer pink.

Stir mushroom stuffing into pan with the vegetables. Layer dill over shrimp and lay green onion top with shrimp, cutting side down, on bottom.

Dredge mushrooms with 3/4 cup chopped onion; spoon over top of sauce. Return mushrooms with thyme, parsley, onions and mushrooms. Top with cheese.

Cover pot, tightly joint the lid, and place under warm broiler or broiler pan lights for 12 to 24 minutes to allow the mushrooms to darken. Remove mushrooms from pan. Broil 5 minutes, toothpicks tip down, for about 2 minutes, then flip the pan under broiler until the cheese is had. Serve hot.

Comments

donmohooddon writes:

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I have made these twice and love them. I put the onion, mushrooms, and parsley in while the pasta is pre cooked and then sauteed with the butter. My family loves these so I did take out the "french breadcrumbs." They add such a delicious depth of flavor. I also prepped the pasta and threw it in the pre-cooked mushrooms, onions, and olive oil before tossing it in my crust. I did this 3x longer than the recipe calls for (I like my mushrooms to be crispy) so the crust was slightly more cake-like. Theoretically, you could use half the mushrooms, but my kids really liked the flavor/texture of this crust, so I did it. I think the next time I make this recipe (when it is warm and the mushrooms are damp), I would like to try this with a bit of cornmeal mixed in