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portabello stuffed and wrapped in bacon

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Recipe by
Lynn Socko
@lynnsocko
San Angelo, TX

You know how you see something and you just HAVE to try it, well I saw this made in a video, no sound so I had to decide what temp and how long to cook it. It was also baked in the oven, but I decided to grill mine instead and add that char grill taste, and let me tell you, it was so worth it, this is a delicious, filling, soul satisfying dish.

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yield serving(s)
prep time 10 Min
cook time 45 Min
method Grill

Ingredients For portabello stuffed and wrapped in bacon

  • 1 lg
    fresh portabello mushrooms stems removed
  • 4 oz
    cheese, approx.
  • 5 slice
    pickled jalapeno
  • 5 slice
    thin bacon

How To Make portabello stuffed and wrapped in bacon

  • 1
    This is the final product, so worth the time to do.
  • 2
    Carefully remove stem and gills from portabello. Try not to make any cracks as it will leak cheese.
  • 3
    Place cheese inside mushroom. I used Muenster, but any good melting cheese would work.
  • 4
    The original video I saw used roasted poblano, I thought about using roasted Anaheim, but was in such a hurry to get going I just used slices of pickled jalapeno. Place peppers on top of cheese.
  • 5
    Place bacon on baking sheet fanned out like an *, then turn mushroom upside down and lay in center of bacon. Now wrap bacon up over mushroom one at a time. I stuck a few toothpicks across and underneath the bacon, not penetrating the mushroom. Now flip back over where mushroom is right side up. This is different than the video, but I have no idea how you could cook the mushroom upside down and not have all the cheese melt out.
  • 6
    I placed mine on my grill rack over direct heat for just a few minutes on each side, starting cap side up. Then when I had a little sear I moved it to the other side of the grill in a grill basket and used the indirect heat to cook it. I grilled it at 400º for about 40 more minutes. I noticed toward the end that a little cheese was leaking out so I placed it leak side up, up against the grill basket facing the heat. It turned out totally delicious and I will make these again and again.
  • 7
    This is the video that inspired me to make this awesome creation. https://www.facebook.com/foodbeast/videos/vb.171981399280/10153826483329281/?type=2&theater
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