Please tell us you are a mushroom lover? When Alex and I went to Big Sur, California last year, we had one incredible mushroom pizza with a breathtaking mountain view. And it tasted so good, we knew we needed to recreate a version for our blog! Our rendition of this pizza is pretty different from the original, but it tastes fantastic: and looks just like the one we had there! It’s a white pizza — meaning no tomato sauce — and of course we couldn’t resisting adding tangy goat cheese dollops. Keep reading for the recipe and all our secrets to the best mushroom pizza!
Let’s start by talking about mushrooms. I used to be a passionate mushroom hater. Yep, I didn’t give them a chance until I was well into my 20’s. But I decided to give giant meaty portobellos a chance. After that, I gradually snowballed into eating
The mushroom recipes. I’ve since learned these fungi are key in bringing a savory, meaty umami flavor to recipes. Now I’m officially a passionate mushroom fan! (Oh, and also a huge fan of truffles! Try this Truffle Pizza to have your mind blown. Or Truffle Fries…)
Allie's Mushroom Pizza Recipe
This mushroom pizza is a white pizza, meaning there is no tomato sauce! Of course, you could use tomato sauce if you’d like: because who’s going to argue with that! Our Easy Pizza Sauce is our tried and true method for an Italian-style pizza sauce that will literally blow your mind. (Promise!) But if you’re into the white pizza idea, it’s even easier! Here are a few tips on this mushroom pizza:
This mushroom pizza recipe uses a handful of fresh herbs: and it’s so much more fun to grow them yourself! We grow herbs all summer long, and it’s one of the most satisfying things to run out to the garden and harvest a few herbs. You don’t even need garden space: you can just grow herbs in pots as long as you have a sunny ledge! And adding herbs to your cooking is a healthy flavor addition, without adding calories.
For this recipe, we used a mixture ofthyme, oregano, and chives: but you could use any that you like. Of course basil would be a natural option: even a small amount of chopped rosemary! Just be sure to use rosemary in moderation: it has a very strong flavor! For all of our tips on fresh herbs, see this post onHow to Grow Herbs.
Veggie Portobello Mushroom Pizza Recipe
This mushroom pizza is a white pizza, meaning there is no tomato sauce! Of course, you could use tomato sauce if you’d like: because who’s going to argue with that! Our Easy Pizza Sauce is our tried and true method for an Italian-style pizza sauce that will literally blow your mind. (Promise!) But if you’re into the white pizza idea, it’s even easier! Here are a few tips on this mushroom pizza:
This mushroom pizza recipe uses a handful of fresh herbs: and it’s so much more fun to grow them yourself! We grow herbs all summer long, and it’s one of the most satisfying things to run out to the garden and harvest a few herbs. You don’t even need garden space: you can just grow herbs in pots as long as you have a sunny ledge! And adding herbs to your cooking is a healthy flavor addition, without adding calories.
For this recipe, we used a mixture ofthyme, oregano, and chives: but you could use any that you like. Of course basil would be a natural option: even a small amount of chopped rosemary! Just be sure to use rosemary in moderation: it has a very strong flavor! For all of our tips on fresh herbs, see this post onHow to Grow Herbs.
Veggie Portobello Mushroom Pizza Recipe
This mushroom pizza is a white pizza, meaning there is no tomato sauce! Of course, you could use tomato sauce if you’d like: because who’s going to argue with that! Our Easy Pizza Sauce is our tried and true method for an Italian-style pizza sauce that will literally blow your mind. (Promise!) But if you’re into the white pizza idea, it’s even easier! Here are a few tips on this mushroom pizza:
This mushroom pizza recipe uses a handful of fresh herbs: and it’s so much more fun to grow them yourself! We grow herbs all summer long, and it’s one of the most satisfying things to run out to the garden and harvest a few herbs. You don’t even need garden space: you can just grow herbs in pots as long as you have a sunny ledge! And adding herbs to your cooking is a healthy flavor addition, without adding calories.
For this recipe, we used a mixture ofthyme, oregano, and chives: but you could use any that you like. Of course basil would be a natural option: even a small amount of chopped rosemary! Just be sure to use rosemary in moderation: it has a very strong flavor! For all of our tips on fresh herbs, see this post onHow to Grow Herbs.
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