JALAPEÑO POPPER MUSHROOMS

Can you prepare them in advance?

Yes, you may put everything together in advance, store it in the fridge, and cook it when you’re ready.

Substitute smoked gouda for the cheddar and tiny peppers for the mushrooms in this recipe. Substitute sun-dried tomatoes for the bacon if you’re a vegetarian.

Required Ingredients:

The white button mushroom, in its whole

Red peppers

Fresh garlic cloves, minced

Cheese that has been shredded

Cheese spread

Bacon, cooked and chopped

PRESENTING JALAPEÑO POPPER MUSHROOMS: the recipe

Set the oven temperature to 350°F.

Remove the mushroom stalks.

Combine cream cheese, bacon, garlic, cheddar cheese, and drained jalapenos.

Top each mushroom cap with a dollop of cream cheese.

Place them on a baking rack set above a baking sheet coated with foil.

When the top is bubbling and golden brown, around 15 to 20 minutes in the oven should do the trick.

I am in love with these succulent morsels. You can’t go wrong with them for any kind of celebration. You may as well stock up, since they will be in high demand and be missing in an instant! Reheating leftovers is also an option.

Directions for Storing: Place the leaves in an airtight container and refrigerate for at least two or three days. Put them back in the oven or air fryer to reheat.

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Bacon, cheese, and garlic make up the filling for these succulent mushrooms. How delicious are these poppers when served hot?

 Duration: twenty-five minutes  Product: 24 one set of ingredients

A total of twenty-four complete globe button mushrooms

jalapenos (4 ounces, drained) from a can

2 garlic cloves, minced

half a cup of cheddar cheese, shredded

Eight ounces of softened cream cheese

diced cooked bacon, half a pound

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WHAT TO DO BELOW

Set the oven temperature to 350°F.

Remove the mushroom stalks.

Combine cream cheese, bacon, garlic, cheddar cheese, and drained jalapenos.

Top each mushroom cap with a dollop of cream cheese.

Place them on a baking rack set above a baking sheet coated with foil.

When the top is bubbling and golden brown, around 15 to 20 minutes in the oven should do the trick.

Written by Marie Cook Hours: twenty-five

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The versatile Marie Marie Marie Rayner has worked as a chef, journalist, recipe developer, food blogger, and cookbook author on her time off. She and her husband Todd and their cherished English Cocker, Mitzie, call Chester, UK, their home. “Life is far too short to eat bad food,” she says, and she sets out to disseminate simple, mouth-watering dishes that anybody can make at home.

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Originally from the UK, Marie Rayner is now a freelance writer, recipe creator, food blogger, cookbook author, and retired chef. She writes the acclaimed blog “The English Kitchen” with the goal of “debunk the myths of English cookery, one recipe at a time,” adding her own contemporary North American perspective