You guys are hip to The Pioneer Woman, right? She takes the most gorgeous photos, writes the most gorgeous things and cooks the most gorgeous food.
She's also really gorgeous herself.
This is actually the first recipe of hers I've tried! I knew Bill would love it when I saw it.
This got 2 double chins up! It was easy, AND really delicious.
P.S. As you can tell from the photo, I forgot to add the parsley at the end. Woops.
Ingredients
2 Tablespoons Butter
2 whole Large Onions, Halved And Sliced Thin
1/4 cups Beef Broth
7 dashes Worcestershire Sauce
Splash Of Red Or White Wine
1/2 cups Grated Gruyere Cheese (can Use Swiss)
Kosher Salt
24 whole White Or Crimini Mushrooms, Washed And Stems Removed
Minced Parsley
Directions
1. In a medium skillet, melt 1 tablespoon butter over medium heat. Add onions and saute for 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until very soft. Splash in wine, broth, and Worcestershire. Cook for another 5 minutes, or until liquid is cooked down. Set aside.
2. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Throw in mushrooms and toss around for 2 minutes, just to start the cooking process. Sprinkle mushrooms with salt.
3. Place mushroom caps face down in a baking dish. Heap cavity with sauteed mushrooms, then sprinkle Gruyere over the top. Bake at 10 minutes on 325 degrees.
4. Turn on broiler and broil for a couple of minutes, until the top of the Gruyere starts to bubble and slightly turn brown. Sprinkle minced parsley over the top and serve.
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1. In a medium skillet, melt 1 tablespoon butter over medium heat. Add onions and saute for 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until very soft. Splash in wine, broth, and Worcestershire. Cook for another 5 minutes, or until liquid is cooked down. Set aside.
2. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Throw in mushrooms and toss around for 2 minutes, just to start the cooking process. Sprinkle mushrooms with salt.
3. Place mushroom caps face down in a baking dish. Heap cavity with sauteed mushrooms, then sprinkle Gruyere over the top. Bake at 10 minutes on 325 degrees.
4. Turn on broiler and broil for a couple of minutes, until the top of the Gruyere starts to bubble and slightly turn brown. Sprinkle minced parsley over the top and serve.
I'm Linking to These Rockin' Parties
Show Me What Ya Got Got at Not Just A Housewife
Concours d'Cuisine at Big K, little a
Whatever Goes Wednesday at Someday Crafts
Thrilling Thursday at Paisley Passions
Hoo's Got Talent at NightOwl Crafting
Oh this looks amazing! I've got to say I've just recently discovered your blog and I love it! If we lived near each other I think we would be friends... is that creepy to say, LOL.
ReplyDeleteI have some deliciious baby portabella mushrooms that might need this treatment!
What a great idea! I love french onion soup, and I love mushrooms... put em together and you've got a great recipe!
ReplyDeleteTwo of my favorite things! How yummy! You should totally link up to my recipe contest linky!
ReplyDelete~K
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YUMMMM!!!! You are amazing! Thanks for always being such a great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds amazing ... I have to try it!
ReplyDeletemmm! This looks fabulous! I had something really similar for dinner at a restaurant recently and it was amazing!
ReplyDeleteStuffed mushrooms are my weakness, but believe it or not I have not had the chance to try the Pioneer Woman's recipe! I know crazy! They are on my list... They do look delicious though!
ReplyDelete- Brittany
Yum! These look so tasty. x
ReplyDeletethis is totally being added to my recipe book!!! YUMMO!
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