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When you turn them upside down and remove the stems, mushroom caps make the perfect vehicle for bite-sized appetizers. You can stuff them with almost anything, from simple soft cheeses to a medley of crispy bacon or spicy sausage, seasoned couscous, vegetables and finely chopped nuts. Among all the stuffed mushroom recipes<\/a>, these shrimp-stuffed mushrooms stand out for their blend of caramelized sweet pepper and onion, two cheeses and shrimp. The filling is creamy and savory, a perfect combination with the umami-filled mushrooms.<\/p>\n

After removing the stems, chop them up to mix into the filling to minimize waste and maximize flavor. Precooking the mushroom caps removes excess moisture so they don’t get too soggy once filled. Serve mushrooms stuffed with shrimp as party appetizers<\/a>, or fill a platter to serve as a side dish or entree at lunch or dinner. The shrimp stuffing even works in larger mushrooms as a main course.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Shrimp-Stuffed Mushrooms<\/h2>\n