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Stuffed Bell Peppers with Mushrooms, Wild Rice and Habañero Cheese
Bell peppers are starting to ripen and roll in to the Farmer’s Market, vegetable/fruit stands and local grocery stores. Yaaay! I’ve been experimenting with some recipes that call for a stuffing without meat but don’t sacrifice flavor – perfect … Continue reading
Posted in Pasta, Rice, etc., Recipes, Vegetables/Vegetarian/Vegan
Tagged bell peppers stuffed mushrooms rice cheese, eat drink and be merry, kel's cafe of all things food, Kelley Chisholm blog, Kelley Chisholm recipes, peppers stuffed habanero cheese, peppers stuffed mushrooms, peppers stuffed wild rice, portabella recipes, stuffed bell peppers
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Mushroom Madness
“Suddenly Frodo laughed: from the covered basket he held, the scent of mushrooms was rising.” J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring I think people either love mushrooms or avoid them like the plague. I’m a lover. My mom is … Continue reading
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Tagged Kelley Chisholm blog, Lynnwood Grill Raleigh N.C., Mello Mushroom, mushroom sandwiches, Mushrooms, Portabella mushroom, portabella recipes, Porter's City Tavern Raleigh N.C., portobella mushroom, portobello mushroom, Raleigh food blog, Restaurants, Sunflowers Cafe Raleigh N.C., vegetarian, Wildflour Pizza Raleigh N.C., Zest Cafe Raleigh N.C.
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Marinated Portabella Mushroom Sandwich
Portabella mushroom sandwiches ares a great alternative to calorie-laden burgers. Good for you and good to eat! I love the red wine vinegar in the marinade – although balsamic vinegar works well, too.
