It’s usually the simple dishes that give me the most pleasure. And this is one of those dishes. Stuffed mushrooms are the perfect party appetizer or even a small meal for two. They’re pretty delicious no matter what you stuff them with and super easy to whip up.
I love this method because it’s the perfect way to get rid of vegetables before they go bad. These mushrooms are really flavorful and super filling from the pancetta and breadcrumb mixture. If you can’t find pancetta, you can replace it with prosciutto or regular bacon. And any mushroom variety will taste great like button or crimini.
Pancetta Stuffed Mushrooms
Preheat oven to 375°F.
In a hot pan, crisp up the slices of pancetta and set aside on paper towels and cool. In the meantime, remove the stems from mushrooms. Save about half of the stems and finely mince; set aside in a bowl.
Crumble the pancetta slices into the bowl, then add the cheese, garlic, bread crumbs, olive oil, herbs, salt and pepper. Stuff the mixture into the mushroom caps and place in an oven safe dish, then drizzle mushrooms with olive oil. Bake for about 25-30 minutes, until mushrooms are tender.
Total Time: 40 minutes
Yield: makes 20 mushrooms
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Mao Mao Kitty says
These look soooooo delicious. These are on the menu at my next get- together!
Barb says
Awesome, thanks so much! Can’t wait to hear how the turn out for you. I nearly ate them all 🙂
Ida Larson says
Sooooooo yummy. Shh, don’t tell my Dr., I ate seven! Barbie, I just love your site and recipes! I use your recipes all the time. I’m a 64 y.o. Caucasian woman who lives in a small city in the rural Midwest.
Barb says
Hi Ida – I’m so happy you enjoyed this recipe 🙂 Thank you so much for following me and your kind words about my site! Feel free to contact me for any recipe requests.
Mushrooms Canada says
These sound absolutely amazing! My family will eat these up so fast…thanks for sharing!
-Shannon
Barb says
Yes, they were so good! Thanks so much, Shannon 🙂