You know that old saying “opposites attract”?
That’s real.
My idea of the perfect breakfast is a leftover steak I take out of the fridge and eat cold. Usually with my hands. I’m not ashamed. My father likes to get on me about it being very “National Geographic”, but… you gotta do what you gotta do. Follow your bliss, right? My bliss just happens to come along with cold steak juice dripping onto my nightgown in the AM. We all have our things.
You might think, as far as friendships go, I would attract the Ron Swanson’s of the world. False. Many of my close friends are of the vegetarian or vegan persuasion. Not that I have any problem with that. In fact, a great portion of my diet falls into those categories. I get it. We can forgo eating a platter of ribs together. I’ll make extra kale chips. We can still drink these whiskey sours and eat this pudding. It’s going to be fine. I figure we could get crazy on this giant salad together, or maybe a bowl of this sexy vegetable soup? I respect your ideals, I get that you don’t want to go halfsies on a steak straight from the fridge in the morning. It’s okay. 
How about some mushrooms? They’re referred to as “Nature’s Meat”, right? No? I just made that up… Oh, okay. I’m just going to pretend it’s a real thing. Wait… you don’t like mushrooms either? Have you been talking to my Brother in Law? My best friend? Are they too meaty? Is it because they are Nature’s Meat? Still not a thing? Okay, okay.
What if I told you I covered them garlic and bathed them in a sizzling bath of butter and wine? Oh, and there’s also some balsamic and herbs. You’re reconsidering aren’t you… Perfect. I’ll let you dip your bread into the juices straight from the pan and won’t even judge you for it. Promise.
I’m going to pretend I’ve swayed your opinion of mushrooms. We can just all agree that they are sexy little flavor buttons. That sentence probably shouldn’t exist… but, we’ll let it live here with the rest of this awkward blog post. I figure all bets were off after I started typing “Nature’s Meat”. Oh, Monday. But really… butter + wine + herbs = YES.
I enjoyed mine over a bed of buttered zucchini noodles that I made with my fancy veggie spiraling contraption. These babies could also be served as a solo side dish with your thanksgiving dinner! Or, you could take a page out of my playbook and do as I did by eating the leftovers, cold, straight out of the fridge for breakfast. See? Nature’s Meat. Full circle.
Wine & Butter Roasted Mushrooms
Ingredients
- 1 package of crimini mushrooms
- 3-4 tbs butter, cut into small cubes (I used grassfed)
- 2 cloves of garlic, minced
- 1/4 cup of red wine
- 2 tbs balsamic vinegar
- 1 tbs fresh thyme, minced
- salt, pepper
- Extra thyme to garnish
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 450 degrees.
- Clean your mushrooms and pat them dry.
- Put the mushrooms into a baking dish. Add in your wine, balsamic vinegar, garlic and thyme. Toss using a spoon so that the mushrooms are evenly coated.
- Salt and pepper your mushrooms to your liking and then add in the chunks of butter. Place the chunks evenly throughout the dish.
- Bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes stirring occasionally.
- Mushrooms are done when they are tender and golden-brown in color. A wine and butter sauce should be bubbly and forming below.
- Remove the mushrooms from the oven and sprinkle with fresh thyme. Serve over pasta, or as a side dish. These would go awesome with a steak!
- Enjoy!
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These look awesome! What kind of wine did you use?
A ha! Thanks for catching that. I just changed the recipe. I used red wine. 🙂
Due to textural issues, I’m not a mushroom fan AT ALL, Gina, but these look SO good. I mean, it’s kind of hard for them NOT to be good when they’re swimming in butter and wine, right?
Erin!!! Hey, girl, hey! Did I maybe possibly convert you to the dark side? How can anything go wrong once it’s been cooked in butter and wine? I mean…
Hey, hey, hey! You MIGHT have convinced me to go over to the dark side… and if you did, my husband is going to rejoice. That guy LOVES mushrooms, but he hardly ever gets to eat them because, uh, I never cook them. Because I dislike them…
Hi – Sounds good, but how many mushrooms is “a package” of crimini mushrooms?
About 16-20 or so depending on the size of mushrooms. Mine were medium sized.
I don’t know how anyone could pass up this delicious recipe! Absolutely love this dish. Thanks for sharing!!
-Shannon
Those mushrooms look so decadent and delicious! Great way to top risotto.
Oh my! This will be served over the holidays!
Oh yumm!! Its sunday morning and I wish I had mushrooms in the fridge – because I would have made them for breakfast right now!!!!
These mushrooms are excellent !! I cooked them on our gas grill, second shelf before the steaks went on.
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I guess we all learn all the time ?
My parents did the same on the sink too
However with time we all learn more information and food safety experts.
PLEASE if you are going to say “1 package of crimini mushrooms”: can you add the weight – as 1 package of crimini mushrooms means nothing if you are in a different country, different brands, etc etc etc
When this occurs typically I will just close the recipe tab and move on
and a ‘flirtatious’ Kate Middleton acted like ‘a young couple
on a first date’ during a Windsor charity polo match today, a body language expert has
claimed.In the heartwarming photographs captured today, the , 40,
can be seen throwing her arms around the Duke at the Royal Charity Polo Cup 2022 at Guards Polo Club today. In other adorable photographs from the engagement, the royals can be seen exchanging intense eye contact before smiling and laughing together.Meanwhile they also exchanged a kiss as the Duchess presented the Duke with a trophy after the match.
Prince William and a ‘flirtatious’ Kate Middleton, both 40, acted like ‘a young
couple on a first date’ during a Windsor charity polo match today, a
body language expert has claimed During the engagement, the couple exchanged a hug
(left) before ending the day walking away
with their arms wrapped around one another (right) The couple ended the engagement walking away together
with their arms affectionately wrapped around one another. The couple have
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Body language expert Judi James told FEMAIL the couple’s ‘natural
chemistry’ was on show during the event.She explained: ‘The
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s natural and co-ordinated
chemistry together is easily illustrated during these
kisses and other PDAs at polo.’They manage to perform the more formal reward
kiss perfectly while giving hints and cues to signal the actual depth of their relationship
and how they would normally behave with more intimacy when they were out of public
view.’TONING DOWN AFFECTION IN PUBLIC The
body language expert suggested the Duke and Duchess’ affectionate displays showed they are
significantly toning down their behaviour in public compared to their private life The Duchess congratulated a victorious Prince William with an affectionate kiss on the cheek today after she spent the afternoon cheering him on at Royal Charity Polo Cup
2022 in Windsor.Judi revealed: ‘Kate’s mimed embrace at the start
of the kiss as she throws both arms out to welcome William with the expression of a desire
to hug shows how they are tempering or toning down their body language in public. ‘This gesture shows how a full hug would be normal for the
couple.’The body language expert added: ‘The way her legs cross at the ankles.
This very girlish gesture suggests she can still get coy when her
husband kisses her in public.’ ACTING LIKE ‘THEY WERE
ON A FIRST DATE’ While the Duke and Duchess have been together for almost 20 years, Judi said
their body language actually suggested they were still as in love as everWhile
the Duke and Duchess have been together for almost 20 years, Judi said their body language actually suggested they were still as in love as ever.The
body language expert revealed: ‘ They later
walked off with their arms around each other’s waists, like a young couple on a first date.’Their eye contact as they close in for the kiss.
This level of close-quarters eye contact shows a very loving
relationship.’Kate’s eye-gaze even moves down to William’s lips, which is a
flirtatious gesture.SYNCRONIZED MOVES SHOW COMPATABILITY
Meanwhile Judi pointed to their ‘matching arm touches’ which
she said showed a ‘relaxed approach’ between the couple The body language
expert added: ‘Their matching, synchronized arm-touches.
These show compatibility and a very relaxed approach to touch between them.’Meanwhile Judi went on to explain how the couple also showed a more ‘intimate’ side to their
relationship at the event.She said: ‘The lingering.
Once the kiss is over they linger in the more intimate and affectionate pose rather than breaking quickly.’This is another
hint that they are very tactile in private and toning it
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‘softened’ when they looked at one anotherMeanwhile Judi also pointed to
the couple’s ‘facial features’ at the event, which she said ‘softened’ when they looked at
one another.She explained: ‘When William and Kate look at
one another their faces change as their features soften to form an expression referred to as ‘The look of love’.The Duke, 40, has previously played in charity polo matches
with his brother , 37, who now lives in his $14.7million home in Santa Barbara with wife ,
son Archie, and daughter . Today, he was
accompanied by his wife , 40, who donned a £1,352
elegant white midi dress with black pipe detailing from her favourite designer Emilia Wickstead, which she paired with a comfortable pair of £195
flats from designer Camilla Elphick for the occasion.The couple
were joined on their appearance today by their family dog, two-year-old Orla. During the outing, the
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