I’ve noticed this pin for Easy Keto Lasagna Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms has been one of my most popular pins for weeks. Portobello lasagna? I know mushrooms and sausage aren’t standard lasagna ingredients, so I tried not to get too hung up on that. Instead, I told myself the mushrooms replaced the noodles, and the sausage was seasoned whereas ground beef isn’t. This recipe would cut down the time and work that goes into a lasagna. What’s not to like about that?
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Easy Keto Lasagna Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms will be a new family favorite! All the flavors of your favorite classic comfort food in a low carb and fun to eat package!
The Ingredients
There were only a few ingredients for this portobello lasagna recipe, and none were overly expensive or hard to find. My husband and I are not on the keto diet, so I did lighten things up a bit. I used low-fat cheese and mild turkey sausage to cut down on the fat.
The Process
What’s better than having clear instructions for a recipe? Step by step photos and an accompanying video to show you how to make it. They made making this recipe so easy and anxiety-free.
It took me 15 minutes to get my portobello lasagna (or should that be lasagnas?) ready to go into the oven. They baked for 40 minutes, and the smell about drove me crazy. I couldn’t wait for them to be done!
I did find one of the smaller mushroom caps overflowed during baking. Make sure to buy the largest portobello mushrooms you can find. Alternatively, the amount of cheese and marinara could be reduced slightly.
Another thing I noticed was there was a lot of liquid in the baking sheet when I took it out of the oven. It didn’t seem to have any adverse effect on the mushrooms, but they did drip a lot. I think I’ll try putting them on wire baking racks next time to allow the liquid to drain away.
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Thank you! I have never found another recipe preview blog. I do follow tons of wonderful recipe bogs that cover many cuisines, and they are linked in each of my articles.