Hey everyone, it’s Brad, welcome to our recipe page. Today, I will show you a way to make a distinctive dish, my grilling spot stuffed mushrooms. It is one of my favorites. This time, I will make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.
Stuff mushrooms with the pepper and cheese mixture. Sprinkle breadcrumbs on top of each mushroom. Lightly oil a paper towel or clean rag with Carefully place the stuffed mushrooms on the hot grill.
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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have my grilling spot stuffed mushrooms using 10 ingredients and 21 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make My Grilling Spot Stuffed Mushrooms:
- Make ready 1 Pound Mushrooms
- Take 1 Bell Pepper
- Make ready 1 Leek
- Take 1 Tomato
- Make ready 3 Oz Giant Corn
- Take 10 Oz Mozarella Cheese
- Take 2 Oz. Brown Sugar
- Make ready To Taste Olive Oil
- Take To Taste Salt
- Make ready To Taste Black Pepper
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Instructions to make My Grilling Spot Stuffed Mushrooms:
- First, thresh the Giant Corn when it istill raw.
- Place in a pot along with the Brown Sugar and add some water.
- Let it boil. The corn will be at the bottom of the pot when you start boiling. As soon as it starts floating you know it is ready. Separate inside the fridge.
- Wash the Leek with plenty of water and cut a few slices. They should be about 1/2" thick.
- Thinly mince the leek. Set it aside.
- Wash the Tomato with plenty of water and mince it. The thinner the better. Set it aside.
- Wash the Bell Pepper with plenty of water and cut a small slice. It should look like the picture.
- Thinly mince the Bell Pepper. Set it aside.
- With a teaspoon, separate the mushrooms from their stems. Be careful not to break the mushroom as this will make it more difficult to grill.
- Thinly mince the Mushroom stems. Set aside.
- Lay the Mushrooms ready to be stuffed, they should look like the picture.
- Take the Giant Corn out of the fridge. It should have this yellow color. You can replace this with any kind of corn you have available. It will still taste delicious.
- Thinly mince the Giant Corn.
- Mix all the vegetables previously minced.
- Stuff the Mushrooms with the mix.
- Cut the Mozarella cheese in thin slices.
- Place the Mozarella slices over the Stuffed Mushrooms.
- Pour some olive oil over the Mozarella cheese.
- Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Grill the Stufed Mushrooms over a plain griddle. Grill at medium heat until the Mozarella cheese melts. Once this happens, the Mushrooms will be well done.
- Serve and enjoy!
I did use some panko to bind the stuffing, but crab dominated, while the cheese provided the creamy texture and slightly nutty flavor that mingled well with the other members of the stuffing, including white wine and lemon. The spongy and earthy vessel that the stuffing sat in rounded out the whole deal. Grilling at a campsite or the beach isn't just for hot dogs, hamburgers, or ribs. Be sure to have some room on the grill for these mushroom foil packets. They're easy to make and can be.
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