2Portobello Mushroomstems and gills removed and discard.
1tbsp.white wine vinegar
¼cupextra virgin olive oil
2garlic cloves
1tbsp.Dijon mustard
¼tsp.salt
¼tsp.ground pepper
¼tsp.sriracha sauce
For the Greek Dressing:
2tbsp.olive oil
1tbsp.lime juice or lemon juice
1tsp.white wine vinegar
Pinchsalt and pepperabout ¼ tsp. each
1tsp.dry oregano leaves
Instructions
Mushroom Burger:
Using a small bowl, add the white wine vinegar, extra virgin olive oil, garlic cloves, Dijon mustard, salt, ground pepper, sriracha sauce. Mix well with a fork.
Using a wet paper towel, remove all the dirt from the mushroom including the gills.
Marinate the burger and set aside in a baking dish for 5-10 minutes.
Greek Dressing:
Meanwhile, make the Greek dressing. In a small bowl, mix together olive oil, lime juice or lemon juice, white wine vinegar, Pinch salt and pepper (about ¼ tsp. each), and dry oregano leaves. I did not add garlic as it is already included in the marinade.
Notes
Step-By-Step Photo Guide
Mix together the ingredients for the marinade. Set aside. Clean the mushrooms with a wet paper towel and remove gills and dirt. Set aside on a plate. Using a pastry brush, brush the marinade over the mushroom on all sides. Set aside to marinate. Make the Greek dressing using the ingredients listed above in the ingredient section under Greek Dressing. Cut your toppings, I used red onions and tomatoes. Bake the Portobello Mushroom Burger for 20 minutes. Add the pepper jack cheese in the last few seconds over the burger to melt the cheese. Grill or toast your burger bun, and add all the toppings. Finish by drizzling a spoonful of the dressing over the burger. Serve the additional dressing on the side with the burger. Enjoy.
Portobello Mushroom Burger Tip:
Melt the cheesein the last couple seconds of baking
Using Pepper Jack cheese and or Greek dressing vinaigrette will take the burger to another level
Using red cabbagewill provide some crunch to the burger