This recipe was sent to me by Elaine Baird, a friend from my high school graduating class. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks delicious.
Here is what she says:
I created something for a whole wheat hotdog bun with a portabella mushroom.
I sliced the mushroom, fried it in organic sesame seed oil, adding a little butter while sauteing, then I decided to flavor with two pieces of thick bacon cut across in to four pieces.
I adorned a whole wheat hot dog bun with some mustard and placed the bacon and portabella mushroom on the hotdog bun.
John and I ate 1 and 1/2 buns for lunch. They have a meat like flavor and seasoning, and frying them is very tasty with a little meat added or a meat substitute if you like. These mushrooms are so large that they are a good buy to replace a meat taste in a casserole or sandwich.
This blog contains my favorite recipes, many which are reduced fat and reduced sugar. Sometimes I like foods that are nutritious, yet delicious, but sometimes I like delicious and not so nutritious. I have been the co-owner of a fried chicken franchise in Michigan, and a family style restaurant in Montana. My mother was a professional cook in her early years, and I have gained a love of cooking and baking from her. Recipes received from other sources are duly noted; otherwise they are my own.
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