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Baked Mushrooms with Goat Cheese, Jamón Ibérico and Truffle


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Easy baked mushrooms with goat cheese would make the perfect starter for any dinner party! Ready in 20 minutes - each mushroom is flavoured with pesto sauce, then top with a slice of soft goat cheese, Jamón Ibérico ham, and pine nuts, baked until cheese warm and gooey, then served with shaved black truffle and some salad leaves. This recipe can be swapped with other cheeses like blue cheese or cream cheese and Jamón Ibérico can be replaced with prosciutto.

 
  • 250 g / 7 Brown mushrooms, stems removed
  • 2 tbsp Pesto
  • 150 g Semi-aged​ goat cheese log, sliced into 7 rounds (I used Président Sainte Maure)
  • 4 slice Jamón Ibérico
  • 1 tbsp Pine nuts
  • 1 tbsp Extra-virgin olive oil
  • 1 tbsp Tarragon (or thyme), chopped
  • Freshly milled black pepper
  • Black truffle
  • Salad leaves, to serve
  1. Preheat the oven to 200C/400F. Remove stems from mushrooms. Spread pesto over inside of mushrooms and place on a baking tray.
  2. Slice goat’s cheese and place onto each mushroom. Top with jamón ibérico ham and scatter over some pine nuts.
  3. Drizzle with olive oil and sprinkle chopped tarragon over. Season with freshly milled black pepper and bake for 12-15 minutes until cheese is melted.
  4. Remove from the oven and shave a couple of slices of truffle over. Serve them with your favourite salad leaves.

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35 comments:

Cooking Julia 29/12/22 21:46

These mushrooms must be delicious with the goat cheese.

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Tom 29/12/22 22:48

...you sure come up with some yummy treats!

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SavoringTime in the Kitchen 30/12/22 00:08

They're beautiful, Angie! What a great New Year's Eve appetizer they would make. ♥

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Valentina 30/12/22 00:42

You had me at Jamón Ibérico! My favorite. Beautiful appetizer. :-) ~Valentina

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Brian's Home Blog 30/12/22 01:18

Bet those are really flavorful bites!

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J.P. Alexander 30/12/22 01:42

Gracias por la receta. Te deseo un feliz año lleno de prosperidad para ti y para tu familia. Te mando un beso.

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Citu 30/12/22 01:43

Gracias por la receta. Te deseo un feliz año lleno de prosperidad para ti y para tu familia. Te mando un beso. https://enamoradadelasletras.blogspot.com/

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roentare 30/12/22 03:10

Stuffed baked mushrooms look so good!

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Balvinder 30/12/22 03:33

These mushrooms with goat cheese sound like a perfect appetizer for the new year's eve!!

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Rose world 30/12/22 04:40

Beautiful for a starter. Happy New Year.

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Stefania 30/12/22 07:31

Che squisitezza questo piatto

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Nancy Chan 30/12/22 08:03

They do look beautiful and yummy.

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Anne in the kitchen 30/12/22 08:52

Oh my, oh my, oh my! I am salivating!

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DEZMOND 30/12/22 10:42

I have never had me some truffle in me life! Is it tasty or is it not? Wishing you a Happy Neue Jahre tomorrow!

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kathyinozarks 30/12/22 13:03

looks delicious, years and years ago we would make stuffed mushrooms-so good we even raised goats for awhile and made our own cheese-actually Larry made the cheese-so good

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Chef Mimi 30/12/22 15:27

These look fabulous! And I love all of the ingredients together!

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Grace 30/12/22 16:16

Un manjar!
Angie; con salud y todos vuestros sabores culinarios, te de deseo un prospero Año Nuevo. Paz y armonía!
Gracias por todo este tiempo compartido.
Salud!
Felicidades!!
Grace.🥂☀️🥂

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speedy70 30/12/22 16:59

Perfetti anche per un ghiotto aperitivo, auguri di buon anno!!!!

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David 30/12/22 19:21

Angie, My wife loves mushrooms and she'd be in heaven with these treats! I personally would like the ingredients...without the mushrooms. Yuk! Happy New Year! Take Care, Big Daddy Dave

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Laura. M 30/12/22 22:58


Buen 2023. Que te llegue cargadito de cosas buenas. Feliz año Nuevo.
Un abrazo 🤗

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Lowcarb team member 30/12/22 23:25

Such a lovely starter, I would probably use prosciutto.
Many thanks for sharing the recipe.

Happy New Year Wishes.

All the best Jan

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Rainbow Evening 31/12/22 10:12

goat cheese is one of my favorites.... yummy

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Angie's Recipes 31/12/22 12:27

@DEZMOND They taste like mushrooms to me..well, these are just black truffles, maybe white truffles are a different story.

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eileeninmd 31/12/22 13:15

Hello Angie,

Another great recipe! The mushrooms look so delicious, a tasty appetizer.
Thanks for sharing. I wish you all the best in 2023, a happy and healthy New Year! PS, thank you for all your comments this past year.

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Jeff the Chef 31/12/22 16:37

How beautiful! And I love mushrooms, so yes! Thanks for the recipe. Happy New Year!

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Sherry's Pickings 1/1/23 07:38

yum I need me some of this. cheers!

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The Yum List 3/1/23 01:54

You always present food so beautifully.

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thepaintedapron.com 3/1/23 17:49

I'm drooling! These sound amazing!

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Raymund 3/1/23 23:13

Wow this is one amazing festive dish!

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tigerfish 4/1/23 16:52

With truffle and Iberico --> mushrooms turned into luxurious and indulgent treats!

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The-FoodTrotter 9/1/23 18:01

it look so great, I always look for idea for potential dinner aperitifs and this sounds wonderful! I will try next time :)

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