Marsala Roasted Mushrooms
With all the great flavor of marsala, these marsala roasted mushrooms are the perfect side dish to nearly any meal!
Ben and I love chicken marsala. Especially Ben. He’s one of those guys that orders the same thing every time we go to certain restaurants. I’m the opposite, I like to try something new every time. Sometimes I get in a rut after I have something that is so delicious that I can’t help but to order it every time. Then I’ll get antsy and feel like I need to try something else, which in those cases I end up regretting 75% of the time. So maybe Ben has the right idea – find something you love and stick with it. Don’t be swayed by new and fancy menu items. I’m always swayed. But I just love trying new things that catch my eye. (I will note that if you’re at a nicer restaurant, then you’re safer ordering something other than your standard fave. If it’s a not-so-great average chain restaurant, if you find something you love, it’s probably a good idea to stick with it.)
But he might be on to something with the chicken marsala. The flavors of the marsala wine, chicken, and mushrooms — yum. It’s such a classic and winner of a dish. But if I had to choose one thing – chicken or the mushrooms, I’d choose the mushrooms. I’m a huge mushroom lover, especially if they are roasted like in this recipe. So I decided to combine two of my favorite things: roasted mushrooms and marsala — and so these marsala roasted mushrooms were born.
It’s a super simple recipe and would be a great side dish to pretty much any meal. They’d also be great tossed on a salad. The greatest part of these mushrooms is that you don’t even have to dirty a bowl. Throw the mushrooms on your sheet pan, toss with the other ingredients and roast away in a super hot oven.
Marsala Roasted Mushrooms
With all the great flavor of marsala, these marsala roasted mushrooms are the perfect side dish to nearly any meal!
Ingredients:
- 16 ounces white mushrooms
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons marsala cooking wine
- 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
- salt and pepper
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Wash mushrooms and slice in half or in quarters.
- On a large rimmed sheet tray, toss the mushrooms with the olive oil, marsala cooking wine, thyme, and salt and pepper. Spread into a single layer.
- Roast for 12 minutes, stir and return to a single layer, and roast for another ten minutes or until cooked through and golden brown.
Verdict: Obsessed.
Husband’s take: He was eating these straight off the pan.
Changes I would make: None are necessary. These have a fairly mild marsala flavor, so if you do want to kick it up a notch, feel free to add more marsala cooking wine.
Difficulty: Super easy.
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I love the mellow flavor that roasted mushrooms add to any dish or meal. Adding the marsala is brilliant. I’ll be making this soon for sure.
I could eat mushrooms every single day. LOVE!
So simple, yet delicious! I love marsala as well, it adds so much wonderful flavor and pairs so well with mushrooms. Love this side dish :)
Um….yes please. I love this recipe!!
I agree with your husband, these would never make it out of the pan. I would eat the entire dish. Maybe I’ll make these tonight :)
These look amazing Rachel – so simple yet I’m sure so full of flavor!
So delicious and so versatile. These would go with anything.
I have recently been on a marsala chicken myself – I hear ya, Ben! I think I could make these roasted marsala mushrooms right now, before my kids get off the bus, and I wouldn’t even have to share… ;-)
Yum! So lucky to live close to the mushroom capital–Kennett Square, PA! I can get the freshest mushrooms all the time.
If I’m going to a chain I’m like Ben. I find something I love and I almost never deviate. My favorite nice restaurants are always changing their menu so I never get the opportunity to try the same thing twice because they always switch it up on me…haha. I love the look of these mushrooms. I have always been a mushroom lover but have never tried them cooked in marsala. This must change!
I am with your husband — I would fork them straight out of the pan! And I would add a splash more marsala! YUM!
LOVE marsala mushrooms! They make an appearance at least once a week at our house!
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