• So easy and fast in the airfryer.
    Used 2 large Portobello’s and cut the 1x recipe in half and came out AMAZING.
    I did switch out regular cream cheese for onion and chive flavor.
    This could easily be a main dish when using the large one’s.
    This will definitely be in my rotation!5 stars

  • Hi, I scrolled through all the wonderful reviews but was looking for one that froze the uncooked stuffed mushrooms and then cooked them the day of the event . I will trust you Erin if you tried this and the taste and texture is the same as assembling them the day of the event. Please let me know! thank you!!

  • This is the second year in a row that I have made these for our family Christmas get together. They are a hit! Thank you so much for a wonderful recipe!5 stars

  • I noticed that the notes you said you can prepare these 6 hours in advanced if you don’t plan on cooking right away … would it be okay to do all the steps and put in fridge over night before cooking ?

    1. Hi Grace! There is a “jump to recipe” button at the top of each post that takes you right to the recipe. Hope that helps!

  • Delicious! I was able to fill 5 portobello mushrooms. I ate them along side pasta arrabiatta and Caesar salad. Heated the leftover mushrooms at 350 for about 10 minutes. Will make again for sure.5 stars

  • So good! This is an easy but fancy appetizer to share with friends and family. I added more cream cheese and used garlic butter in place of olive oil and garlic. Worked well for me and made a ton!5 stars

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  • Haven’t eaten them yet-already know this will be a hit because I added spicy sausage, hot pepper flakes and a dash of cayenne… I want the men in my family to feel wide awake this Thanksgiving!5 stars

  • So I’m not a mushroom person, I find the texture slimy and therefore it makes me gag, but the group of people we were having over, I thought loved them. I was wrong! Anyway as I was making the stuffing, I had to give it a try and even though the stems were included it was actually really amazing! I thought they were going to be the hit of the party. Unfortunately five people tasted them, and no one wanted to include them in their to go plate. I don’t understand what I did wrong?5 stars

    1. Danielle, it sounds like you did them just right! I’m guessing maybe there was a lot of food at the party? I know I also don’t usually take appetizers to go after a big meal just because I’m usually so full. Maybe you just don’t have a mushroom group? If you loved the flavor, that’s what matters. I’m sorry your group didn’t go gaga the way our friends and family do.

  • Very tasty! Made these with pork Italian sausage (what I had on hand at the time), so I omitted the olive oil for browning the meat. And I agree: regular bread crumbs work better for stuffed mushrooms than panko. Thank you for sharing the recipe. I will make these again.5 stars

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    1. Hi! I’m not sure what you mean by the “mear” mixture, but the sausage should be at least room temperature so you don’t curdle the egg.

  • Served as an appetizer for Christmas. Delicious! Added a little red chili flake for some kick but otherwise made recipe as written and it was perfect. Will definitely make again! Would also make a great main dish in a large portobello.5 stars

  • Excellent recipe. I have made these a couple of times now and they are delicious. If you like to experiment with the recipe (I do), here is a couple of variations that you might want to try. 1) Sprinkle the finished product with some Cayenne pepper for that fun kick. 2) Add some soy sauce to the mixture. It adds some salty flavor and a touch of Asian.5 stars

  • Absolutely Delectable & Insanely Delicious!! Highly recommended Appetizer or even for small meal. I added chopped Bell Peppers to increase flavor & add some texture.5 stars

  • I have now made these three times and each time they’re a hit! I’ve substituted Italian pork sausage both times, although I’m sure it is equally great with Italian turkey or chicken sausage. It is now my new “go-to” appetizer for parties!5 stars

  • Hi Erin!
    Thank you for the wonderful recipe! It sure hit the spot! It was creamy and delicious. I added a bit of cayenne to give it some extra spice. Perfect! Thank you again. I can hardly wait to try your other recipes!5 stars