Portobello Mushroom
Shrimp and Mushroom Quinoa Risotto
Quinotto de Hongos y Camarones
This dish—quinoa prepared risotto-style—is so good, you'll forget it's good for you. Quinoa, whose name means "mother grain," is indigenous to Peru and dates from the time of the Inca civilization. Compared with other grains, quinoa is very high in protein and relatively low in carbohydrates. If you're pressed for time, we found a great substitute for fresh clam broth.
This dish—quinoa prepared risotto-style—is so good, you'll forget it's good for you. Quinoa, whose name means "mother grain," is indigenous to Peru and dates from the time of the Inca civilization. Compared with other grains, quinoa is very high in protein and relatively low in carbohydrates. If you're pressed for time, we found a great substitute for fresh clam broth.
Canyon Ranch Grilled Portobello Sandwich with Roasted Peppers
Round out your lunch: Add half a mango or papaya.
Vegetables on Rosemary Skewers with White-Bean Hummus
When the heat is on, veg out with this easy meal.
With farmers' markets sprouting up everywhere, it's easy to feast on good veggies. How to prepare all that produce? Serve it on skewers with a side of hummus, says Daniel Orr, executive chef of Guastavino's in New York City. Not only are the vegetables healthy, but the creamy bean dip boasts plenty of protein, some heart-helping monounsaturated fat and rosemary for an added antioxidant punch.
Arugula-Mango Salad with Grilled Portobello, Sweet Red Pepper Sauce, and Chicken Scallopini
The spice girls: Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken, chefs and co-owners of Border Grill in Santa Monica and Ciudad in Los Angeles (who gained fame as the stars of the Food Network show Too Hot Tamales). What you'll love: The sweet and spicy flavor combination. "The taste of the mango and the serrano pepper had my mouth watering for more," one taster said.
By Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken
Artichoke, Potato, and Portobello Mushroom Casserole
Serve this hearty side dish with a pork or lamb roast.
By David Downie
Roasted Mushroom and Barley Gravy
This vegetarian gravy is layered with bold flavors — from the onions to the roasted mushrooms and barley — each of which makes a real statement. Even our carnivorous food editors agree it's one of the best gravies they've ever tasted.
Rigatoni with Red Peppers, Wild Mushrooms, and Fontina
Use the season's first wild mushrooms in this satisfying vegetarian pasta.
Sauteed Duck Breasts with Wild Mushrooms
Bedell Cellars, along with nearby Corey Creek Vineyards, is owned by New Line Cinema CEO Michael Lynne, who has spared no expense in fine-tuning — not to mention set designing: Art from his private collection, including works by Cindy Sherman, Sam Taylor-Wood, Uta Barth, and Sarah Morris, decorates the tasting room. Bedell has been known since 1988 for producing the best Merlot on Long Island: Less California and more Bordeaux in style (softer tannins, nuanced fruit), the Merlot is a delicious match with duck.
Grilled Vegetables with Mint Raita
Improv: Add or substitute corn on the cob, eggplant slices, or portobellos.
By Mark Bittman
Grilled Portabellas with Soppressata Stuffing
To minimize untended grill time, bring the stuffing and reserved cheese to the grill along with the mushrooms.
By Chris Schlesinger
Antipasto Pasta
This fun dish combines classic antipasto platter ingredients with pasta. If you're in a hurry, omit the sautéed mushrooms.
Portobello-Black Bean Burgers with Corn Salsa
Healthy bonus: Fiber and potassium from mushrooms; fiber and iron from beans; folate from avocado; potassium from corn
Roasted Portobello and Prosciutto Lasagna
Get the most out of every ingredient by layering flavors. Roasting portobello mushrooms before adding them to the lasagna lends a meaty smokiness.
Creamy béchamel sauce makes this lasagna even more luxurious.
Roasted Vegetables with Garlic-Tarragon Butter
This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
A delicious and colorful dish that can be made any time of year.
By Brad Avooske
Risotto-Style Barley with Mushrooms
Portobello and button mushrooms, along with herbs and garlic, enhance a creamy dish-which has no cream.
Poached Eggs with Roasted Tomatoes and Portabellas
Using the freshest eggs possible is the key to great poached eggs. This dish makes a savory breakfast or, when paired with a salad, a satisfying brunch.
Pepper-Crusted Steaks with Worcestershire-Glazed Portobellos
It's important to splurge on well-marbled choice or prime strip steaks for this recipe. Lighter eaters might want to share one of these substantial cuts.