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  • R Randyman

    Smoked mushrooms-why didn’t I think of that? Think I’ll have to try those.

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    lkrfletcher
    Sous Vide Canning PK100 Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Veteran
    wrote on last edited by
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    Randyman
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      Jonathon
      Team Blue Admin Walton's Employee Power User
      wrote on last edited by
      #6

      lkrfletcher I have a long-standing hate for Mushrooms but that does look pretty darn good and good choice of seasoning for something that is supposed to taste like steak?

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      • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

        This is an easy and must try recipe

        1. Break off stems.
          FD5C4CAC-2AA5-4595-BA3C-330FD24480E6.jpeg
        2. Mix melted butter, olive oil, back pepper and garlic.
          AFC1BAB8-4B53-41E9-89AA-A9E67F3B518B.jpeg
        3. Brush mix liberally all over mushrooms. Veins will fill with mix.
          99D3CDD8-9041-440A-A845-A953E3D7F013.jpeg
        4. Grab your favorite steak seasoning. You can see I chose one of the best.
          9F1C5E5B-5C69-4217-AC79-31780F70947D.jpeg
        5. Shake it in each mushroom. Not too much as this recipe has a fairly high saltiness.
          083BA93F-6A15-4525-B961-1D70CCE0961F.jpeg
        6. Take to smoker at high temp and smoke for 20 minutes or so… goal is to get them hot and infused with hit mix and spices.
          0CB564F0-A887-4882-BD33-20513CA83BF9.jpeg
        7. Add Parmesan cheese (or a shredded cheese of your choice) close smoker and let it melt.
          F607DF8B-D3D5-4FC7-BD48-06026E5177CE.jpeg
        8. Serve as a side or just as is. Portobello mushrooms are very meaty. These can easily be a main dish if you want. I used as a side with a pan seared pork chop and lemon garlic shrimp…
          A81DB4B4-B828-48DE-AAC1-49CF2C85EB0B.jpeg
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        zbigjeff
        Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
        wrote on last edited by
        #7

        lkrfletcher That just makes the old taste buds start salivating.

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        • Denny OD Offline
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          Denny O
          Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
          wrote on last edited by
          #8

          Stand Back Boys! I’m staking a Claim on this plate!!
          This has YUM written all over it!

          Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
          I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
          Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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          • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

            This is an easy and must try recipe

            1. Break off stems.
              FD5C4CAC-2AA5-4595-BA3C-330FD24480E6.jpeg
            2. Mix melted butter, olive oil, back pepper and garlic.
              AFC1BAB8-4B53-41E9-89AA-A9E67F3B518B.jpeg
            3. Brush mix liberally all over mushrooms. Veins will fill with mix.
              99D3CDD8-9041-440A-A845-A953E3D7F013.jpeg
            4. Grab your favorite steak seasoning. You can see I chose one of the best.
              9F1C5E5B-5C69-4217-AC79-31780F70947D.jpeg
            5. Shake it in each mushroom. Not too much as this recipe has a fairly high saltiness.
              083BA93F-6A15-4525-B961-1D70CCE0961F.jpeg
            6. Take to smoker at high temp and smoke for 20 minutes or so… goal is to get them hot and infused with hit mix and spices.
              0CB564F0-A887-4882-BD33-20513CA83BF9.jpeg
            7. Add Parmesan cheese (or a shredded cheese of your choice) close smoker and let it melt.
              F607DF8B-D3D5-4FC7-BD48-06026E5177CE.jpeg
            8. Serve as a side or just as is. Portobello mushrooms are very meaty. These can easily be a main dish if you want. I used as a side with a pan seared pork chop and lemon garlic shrimp…
              A81DB4B4-B828-48DE-AAC1-49CF2C85EB0B.jpeg
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            zbigjeff
            Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
            wrote on last edited by
            #9

            lkrfletcher The plate was wow and then, you went over the top with the smoked ports. Mouth is watering. I just turned off the beef stroganoff pot I’m preparing for future meals while I’m in rehab for hip surgery and had to walk away from it after viewing your layout because it just made me crave food. Congrats on your creation.

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            • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

              This is an easy and must try recipe

              1. Break off stems.
                FD5C4CAC-2AA5-4595-BA3C-330FD24480E6.jpeg
              2. Mix melted butter, olive oil, back pepper and garlic.
                AFC1BAB8-4B53-41E9-89AA-A9E67F3B518B.jpeg
              3. Brush mix liberally all over mushrooms. Veins will fill with mix.
                99D3CDD8-9041-440A-A845-A953E3D7F013.jpeg
              4. Grab your favorite steak seasoning. You can see I chose one of the best.
                9F1C5E5B-5C69-4217-AC79-31780F70947D.jpeg
              5. Shake it in each mushroom. Not too much as this recipe has a fairly high saltiness.
                083BA93F-6A15-4525-B961-1D70CCE0961F.jpeg
              6. Take to smoker at high temp and smoke for 20 minutes or so… goal is to get them hot and infused with hit mix and spices.
                0CB564F0-A887-4882-BD33-20513CA83BF9.jpeg
              7. Add Parmesan cheese (or a shredded cheese of your choice) close smoker and let it melt.
                F607DF8B-D3D5-4FC7-BD48-06026E5177CE.jpeg
              8. Serve as a side or just as is. Portobello mushrooms are very meaty. These can easily be a main dish if you want. I used as a side with a pan seared pork chop and lemon garlic shrimp…
                A81DB4B4-B828-48DE-AAC1-49CF2C85EB0B.jpeg
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              zbigjeff
              Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
              wrote on last edited by zbigjeff
              #10

              lkrfletcher Just used this recipe. They had wonderful looking portobellos at BJ’s wholesale today. Yep, very tasty.
              20220601_162230.jpg

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              • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                This is an easy and must try recipe

                1. Break off stems.
                  FD5C4CAC-2AA5-4595-BA3C-330FD24480E6.jpeg
                2. Mix melted butter, olive oil, back pepper and garlic.
                  AFC1BAB8-4B53-41E9-89AA-A9E67F3B518B.jpeg
                3. Brush mix liberally all over mushrooms. Veins will fill with mix.
                  99D3CDD8-9041-440A-A845-A953E3D7F013.jpeg
                4. Grab your favorite steak seasoning. You can see I chose one of the best.
                  9F1C5E5B-5C69-4217-AC79-31780F70947D.jpeg
                5. Shake it in each mushroom. Not too much as this recipe has a fairly high saltiness.
                  083BA93F-6A15-4525-B961-1D70CCE0961F.jpeg
                6. Take to smoker at high temp and smoke for 20 minutes or so… goal is to get them hot and infused with hit mix and spices.
                  0CB564F0-A887-4882-BD33-20513CA83BF9.jpeg
                7. Add Parmesan cheese (or a shredded cheese of your choice) close smoker and let it melt.
                  F607DF8B-D3D5-4FC7-BD48-06026E5177CE.jpeg
                8. Serve as a side or just as is. Portobello mushrooms are very meaty. These can easily be a main dish if you want. I used as a side with a pan seared pork chop and lemon garlic shrimp…
                  A81DB4B4-B828-48DE-AAC1-49CF2C85EB0B.jpeg
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                mrobisr
                Team Blue Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
                wrote on last edited by
                #11

                lkrfletcher That is everything that a growing boy needs, fantastic looking plate.

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                • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                  lkrfletcher Just used this recipe. They had wonderful looking portobellos at BJ’s wholesale today. Yep, very tasty.
                  20220601_162230.jpg

                  GWG8541G Offline
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                  GWG8541
                  Regular Contributors Cast Iron Sous Vide Canning Team Blue Power User Military Veterans
                  wrote on last edited by
                  #12

                  zbigjeff nice

                  “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                  • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                    This is an easy and must try recipe

                    1. Break off stems.
                      FD5C4CAC-2AA5-4595-BA3C-330FD24480E6.jpeg
                    2. Mix melted butter, olive oil, back pepper and garlic.
                      AFC1BAB8-4B53-41E9-89AA-A9E67F3B518B.jpeg
                    3. Brush mix liberally all over mushrooms. Veins will fill with mix.
                      99D3CDD8-9041-440A-A845-A953E3D7F013.jpeg
                    4. Grab your favorite steak seasoning. You can see I chose one of the best.
                      9F1C5E5B-5C69-4217-AC79-31780F70947D.jpeg
                    5. Shake it in each mushroom. Not too much as this recipe has a fairly high saltiness.
                      083BA93F-6A15-4525-B961-1D70CCE0961F.jpeg
                    6. Take to smoker at high temp and smoke for 20 minutes or so… goal is to get them hot and infused with hit mix and spices.
                      0CB564F0-A887-4882-BD33-20513CA83BF9.jpeg
                    7. Add Parmesan cheese (or a shredded cheese of your choice) close smoker and let it melt.
                      F607DF8B-D3D5-4FC7-BD48-06026E5177CE.jpeg
                    8. Serve as a side or just as is. Portobello mushrooms are very meaty. These can easily be a main dish if you want. I used as a side with a pan seared pork chop and lemon garlic shrimp…
                      A81DB4B4-B828-48DE-AAC1-49CF2C85EB0B.jpeg
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                    bocephus
                    Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
                    wrote on last edited by
                    #13

                    lkrfletcher Those look great, will have to give them a try sometime.

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                    • JonathonJ Jonathon

                      lkrfletcher I have a long-standing hate for Mushrooms but that does look pretty darn good and good choice of seasoning for something that is supposed to taste like steak?

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                      bocephus
                      Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
                      wrote on last edited by
                      #14

                      Jonathon You and my wife, she still allows me to cook with them and she picks them out and puts them on my plate. Win, Win.

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                      • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                        lkrfletcher Just used this recipe. They had wonderful looking portobellos at BJ’s wholesale today. Yep, very tasty.
                        20220601_162230.jpg

                        Denny OD Offline
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                        Denny O
                        Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
                        wrote on last edited by
                        #15

                        zbigjeff Are you going to get all “Hip” on us?

                        Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                        I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                        Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                        • Denny OD Denny O

                          zbigjeff Are you going to get all “Hip” on us?

                          zbigjeffZ Offline
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                          zbigjeff
                          Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
                          wrote on last edited by
                          #16

                          Denny O No, just trying different things as I peruse the food aisles. You wouldn’t question this if you had a look at my meat locker. 🙂

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                          • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                            Denny O No, just trying different things as I peruse the food aisles. You wouldn’t question this if you had a look at my meat locker. 🙂

                            Denny OD Offline
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                            Denny O
                            Power User Cast Iron Canning Green Mountain Grill
                            wrote on last edited by
                            #17

                            zbigjeff Lol I was just starting to thing you were going all vegan on me! LOL.
                            I would luv to fork-n-knife into those beauties!!!

                            Denny O’s-Smokey Bones
                            I’d rather be sit’in in a boat and thinking about God,
                            Than sit’n in church and thinking about fish’in!

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                            • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

                              This is an easy and must try recipe

                              1. Break off stems.
                                FD5C4CAC-2AA5-4595-BA3C-330FD24480E6.jpeg
                              2. Mix melted butter, olive oil, back pepper and garlic.
                                AFC1BAB8-4B53-41E9-89AA-A9E67F3B518B.jpeg
                              3. Brush mix liberally all over mushrooms. Veins will fill with mix.
                                99D3CDD8-9041-440A-A845-A953E3D7F013.jpeg
                              4. Grab your favorite steak seasoning. You can see I chose one of the best.
                                9F1C5E5B-5C69-4217-AC79-31780F70947D.jpeg
                              5. Shake it in each mushroom. Not too much as this recipe has a fairly high saltiness.
                                083BA93F-6A15-4525-B961-1D70CCE0961F.jpeg
                              6. Take to smoker at high temp and smoke for 20 minutes or so… goal is to get them hot and infused with hit mix and spices.
                                0CB564F0-A887-4882-BD33-20513CA83BF9.jpeg
                              7. Add Parmesan cheese (or a shredded cheese of your choice) close smoker and let it melt.
                                F607DF8B-D3D5-4FC7-BD48-06026E5177CE.jpeg
                              8. Serve as a side or just as is. Portobello mushrooms are very meaty. These can easily be a main dish if you want. I used as a side with a pan seared pork chop and lemon garlic shrimp…
                                A81DB4B4-B828-48DE-AAC1-49CF2C85EB0B.jpeg
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                              cdavis
                              Team Blue Big Green Egg Masterbuilt Canning Kamado Joes Regular Contributors Power User
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #18

                              lkrfletcher thanks for the recipe and great looking meal you have there 😋

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                              • Denny OD Denny O

                                zbigjeff Lol I was just starting to thing you were going all vegan on me! LOL.
                                I would luv to fork-n-knife into those beauties!!!

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                                zbigjeff
                                Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
                                wrote on last edited by
                                #19

                                Denny O Love to keep people “thinking”. I go in spurts. My buds have no idea what I will pick when I either cook or go out to dinner. Usually, I get a look like “what the heck?” Usually, looking for something different to tantalize the old taste buds. A guys wife next door calls over to me today and says she doesn’t have much in the pantry besides pasta, some veggies, tomatoes and mushrooms. Told her I would be right over and brought her some miso and an onion. We sauteed the mushrooms first to get them browned, then added the tomatoes, veggies, onion, a little EVOO, a little miso and some Italian seasonings plus S&P. She tasted it and said: who knew?? Told her to start the water for the pasta and time it for when her hubby is coming home. Then, throw the pasta into the saute pan with a little pasta water, mix it around a minute and serve with a bit of any cheese she had. She loved the dish. Even though she’s a carnivore. Husband calls and asks for my recipe. I said: it’s a kitchen sink throw together something recipe that’s in no book. We laughed and he invited me over for a couple drams of Woodford Reserve Double Oak. Yep, we had a good day. But, I’m still not going vegan anytime soon. Thanks for caring. Tomorrow is smoked filet mignon, eggs and asparagus. Want any?

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                                  Grimpuppy
                                  Team Blue Military Veterans Power User Regular Contributors
                                  wrote on last edited by
                                  #20

                                  Going to have to try that. I love mushrooms. I did grill some corn on the cob tonight with ultimate steak and roast sprinkled on. It was excellent.

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                                  • zbigjeffZ zbigjeff

                                    Denny O Love to keep people “thinking”. I go in spurts. My buds have no idea what I will pick when I either cook or go out to dinner. Usually, I get a look like “what the heck?” Usually, looking for something different to tantalize the old taste buds. A guys wife next door calls over to me today and says she doesn’t have much in the pantry besides pasta, some veggies, tomatoes and mushrooms. Told her I would be right over and brought her some miso and an onion. We sauteed the mushrooms first to get them browned, then added the tomatoes, veggies, onion, a little EVOO, a little miso and some Italian seasonings plus S&P. She tasted it and said: who knew?? Told her to start the water for the pasta and time it for when her hubby is coming home. Then, throw the pasta into the saute pan with a little pasta water, mix it around a minute and serve with a bit of any cheese she had. She loved the dish. Even though she’s a carnivore. Husband calls and asks for my recipe. I said: it’s a kitchen sink throw together something recipe that’s in no book. We laughed and he invited me over for a couple drams of Woodford Reserve Double Oak. Yep, we had a good day. But, I’m still not going vegan anytime soon. Thanks for caring. Tomorrow is smoked filet mignon, eggs and asparagus. Want any?

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                                    calldoctoday
                                    Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors
                                    wrote on last edited by
                                    #21

                                    zbigjeff Sounds like you had a heck of a grand ol time!

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                                    • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                                      Going to have to try that. I love mushrooms. I did grill some corn on the cob tonight with ultimate steak and roast sprinkled on. It was excellent.

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                                      zbigjeff
                                      Sous Vide Team Blue Power User Regular Contributors Cast Iron
                                      wrote on last edited by
                                      #22

                                      Grimpuppy Thinking I’ll have to try that ulitmate steak and roast seasoning on corn. I love it on almost everything else.

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