These Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Mushrooms are a delicious appetizer that will surely impress your guests with its rich, creamy, and smoky taste. Fresh mushroom caps are stuffed with delicious herby Boursin cream cheese, wrapped in crispy bacon, and oven-baked to perfection.
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These Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Mushrooms are a delicious finger food appetizer that are perfect for any occasion, from casual gatherings to more formal events. Made with only three simple ingredients: mushrooms, Boursin cream cheese, and bacon - they are incredibly easy to make and take very little time to prepare.
This low-carb and keto-friendly appetizer is sure to satisfy any crowd looking for a delicious and (slightly!) healthier option. They are definitely the perfect party food and a crowd-pleaser, so they'll disappear quickly!
If you're looking for a super easy and tasty appetizer to serve at your next gathering, look no further!
Make sure to try these Vegetarian Stuffed Mushrooms and these Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms with Ricotta and Stilton, too!
Why you will love this recipe!
- Quick & Easy: They take only 3 ingredients and 15 minutes to prep before you pop them in the oven to bake.
- Make Ahead: You can prep them ahead of time and cook them at the last minute, for easy entertaining.
- Dietary Info: These bacon wrapped stuffed mushrooms are gluten-free, low-carb and keto-friendly.
Ingredients
- Mushrooms: I used cremini mushrooms, but you can also use white button mushrooms. Try making this recipe with Portobello if you want to make a larger sit down appetizer.
- Boursin: I used garlic and herb flavored Boursin cheese, but you can use any flavor you like or any other type of cream cheese.
- Bacon: Regular American bacon will crisp to perfection in this recipe. You can also use a flavored bacon like maple, or turkey bacon for a healthier alternative.
How to make bacon wrapped stuffed mushrooms
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- Clean the mushrooms, remove the stems, and place them on a lined baking sheet (photo 1).
- Stuff the mushroom caps with the cream cheese (photo 2).
- Wrap them with the bacon slices, securing them with a toothpick (photo 3).
- Bake in the oven until crispy (photo 4).
Recipe Variations
You can try a variety of different fillings for these stuffed mushrooms. You can make a seafood variation with crab, shrimp, or scallops. Other cheese variations like ricotta, blue cheese, and mozzarella. Or adding more vegetables like leeks, potatoes, or pumpkin.
If instead, you prefer to make single sit-down appetizer portions, you can use Portobello mushrooms in place of cremini. In that case, this recipe will make 4 bacon wrapped stuffed Portobello mushrooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can absolutely make Air Fryer Stuffed Mushrooms, follow the same instructions as in this recipe but then bake them in the preheated air fryer at 360F for 10 minutes.
No, it's not necessary to wash mushrooms. You can peel the skin off or use a mushroom brush to clean the surface.
Sure, if you're having a BBQ party you can use a perforated grill pan on the barbecue to cook the stuffed mushrooms until the bacon is nice and crispy.
Make Ahead, Storage and Reheating
You can stuff the mushrooms and wrap them in bacon up to 1 day ahead and store them covered in the fridge until ready to cook. Bake them following the same instructions in the recipe to serve.
I do not recommend freezing as mushrooms would lose a lot of water when thawed.
You can store cooked leftovers for up to 3 days in an airtight container in the fridge. Reheat in the oven for a few minutes. You can also reheat them in the air fryer or microwave.
Recipe Notes and Tips
- Remember to remove the toothpicks before serving them!
- Don't overstuff the caps because mushrooms naturally shrink while baking so the stuffing may overflow if it's too much.
- You can easily double the recipe but don't overcrowd the baking sheet otherwise the bacon won't get crispy.
- If you prefer crispier bacon, you can broil them for a couple of minutes after baking. Keep an eye on them as the broiler may brown them rather quickly.
Whether you're hosting a dinner party, a BBQ, or simply craving a tasty cheesy appetizer, these bacon wrapped stuffed mushrooms are a great choice. Easy to make, versatile in ingredients, and loved by crowds, they are sure to become a favorite go-to recipe!
More Delicious Mushroom Recipes
- Mexican Taco Stuffed Portobello Mushroom
- Creamy Chicken Mushroom Pasta
- Mushroom Pot Pie
- Spinach Mushroom Goat Cheese Frittata
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Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Mushrooms
Equipment
Ingredients
- 16 white stuffing mushrooms (cremini or button) (around 1lb or 454g in weight)
- 7 ounces garlic and herb Boursin cream cheese (200g)
- 8 slices bacon
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 400f / 200c. Line a baking sheet with foil.
- Peel the skin off of the mushrooms and remove the stems.
- Spoon in some boursin into each mushroom cap, don't overfill.
- Cut the bacon strips in half and wrap around each mushroom, securing with a toothpick.
- Place the mushrooms on the lined baking sheet and bake in the oven at 400F / 200c for 20 minutes.
- If you prefer the bacon crispier, you can place under the broiler for a couple of minutes at the end of the cook time.
Notes
- Remember to remove the toothpicks before serving them.
- Don't overstuff the caps because mushrooms naturally shrink while baking so the stuffing may overflow if it's too much.
- You can easily double the recipe but don't overcrowd the baking sheet otherwise the bacon won't get crispy.
- If you prefer crispier bacon, you can broil them for a couple of minutes after baking. Keep an eye on them as the broiler may brown them rather quickly.
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