I’m traveling all week for work so I’ve asked a couple of awesome ladies to write guests posts!
First up is Corey @ Learning Patience. I’m lucky to have recently discovered her blog – I’ve loved reading about her adventures all the way from Trinidad!
Read her post below, and then go check out her blog for more of her incredible-looking recipes AND her recent forays into surfing.
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Hello Sprint 2 the Table Readers!
I’m Corey from Learning Patience!
I’m super excited to be guest posting for Laura today and it’s my first ever guest post!
Whoo hoo
I love Laura’s blog – she is such a motivation to get off your butt and workout or try and do 84 pushups a day! (I’m only up to 70.)
I recently started Learning Patience when I became and expat in June! My husband & I moved from Houston, TX to the beautiful island of Trinidad! My blog is a lot about new recipes I’m trying out (I LOVE to cook), our adventures living as expats for the first time, the fun travels we take, how we stay fit and anything else that crosses my mind!
The other night, I created these vegetarian Mexican Stuffed Mushrooms for my husband and I and they were SO good! He loved them and he is a big meat-eater! They are healthy, flavorful, filling and best of all – Easy to Make!
Mexican Stuffed Mushrooms
Ingredients – serves 2
- 2 large Portobello mushrooms
- 2 Tbs olive oil
- Sea salt and ground pepper, to taste
For the stuffing
- 1 Tbs olive oil
- 1/2 cup corn
- 1 green pepper, diced
- 2 cloves garlic, chopped (we love garlic)
- 1/4 tsp onion powder
- 1/4 tsp paprika
- 1/4 tsp cumin
- 1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
- 1 lime – juiced
- About 1/3 cup of cooked couscous
Ready to Cook
Sautee olive oil, corn, pepper, garlic and spices on medium high heat until pepper softens – juice lime into mixture.
Make couscous – set aside.
Heat grill pan on medium high heat (or outdoor grill)
Brush mushrooms with olive oil and place on grill pan
After 4 or so minutes flip mushrooms over and grill for another 4 to 5 minutes. Season well with salt and pepper.
Plate mushroom then fill with couscous, vegetable mixture, top with scallions, tomatoes & shredded smoked mozzarella. Season with salt and pepper.
Enjoy!
I would love to meet you all – Hop on over to Learning Patience and come check out some of my other healthy & not so healthy recipes!
Thanks for having me Laura!
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Isn’t Corey awesome?!
Who else wants to organize a blogger trip to Trinidad to surf visit Corey’s kitchen? 🙂
Kate says
I love anything to do with mushrooms and these look fantastic! Its meals like this that win the carnivorous over. 🙂 Thanks!
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Hi Kate – thanks! My husband is a big meat eater and he loved them!!! xoxo from Trinidad
Hayley @ Oat Couture says
Me! Me! I do!! When are we going?? ;D Great guest post! Love that surfing picture btw! You look so cool! Love it! It’s such an awesome feeling when you catch that first wave isn’t it?! I think I have forgotten how to do it now 🙁
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Thanks girl! Haley & Laura – you ladies are welcome anytime – we love visitors… 🙂 I even promise to take you guys surfing!! xoxo
Laura says
I want to come visit you too! Let’s couch surf each other’s places! 🙂
Tiff @ Love Sweat and Beers says
Cool! I haven’t stuffed my own mushrooms, but I should give it a try. I’ve only stuffed peppers, which is actually kinda fun.
Donna @ Life of a Happy Blonde says
Great recipe! I’m a mushroom hater (ha!) but i would totally make this in peppers 🙂
Tessa @ Amazing Asset says
Great recipe! Thank you for sharing 🙂 I love anything with mushrooms, so this works well for me!
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Me too – i could eat mushrooms all day long! You’re welcome! 🙂 xoxo
Lisa @ Healthful Sense says
Hi Corey 🙂 Looks delicious!!
Have fun traveling Laura
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Hi Lisa! Thanks! It was a big hit and best of all – very easy! xoxo
Mary @ Bites and Bliss says
I LOVE stuffed mushrooms! This looks amazing!! Thanks for posting!
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Thanks! These were sooo good! 🙂
thehealthyapron says
This looks so good! YUM!
Tiffany says
Great guest post!
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Thanks Tiffany!
Greg says
Wow, the expat life sounds rough! Great guest post. I love this recipe and mushrooms in general.
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Yea Greg – being an expat is fun and rewarding… Thanks so much – I just posted a killer baked peaches recipe today– xoxo
Hannah says
Those mushrooms look amazing! Fabulous vibrant recipe!
Corey @ Learning Patience says
Thanks Hannah – 🙂
Clare @ Clare Cooks! says
Wow. These look great! I am definitely going to have to try them soon! Thanks for sharing.
Mark says
Fantastic post, Corey! I’m a big fan of mushrooms and your recipe looks excellent. Keep on with the surfin’, one of my favorite things to do! 🙂