Dinner Ideas

12 Mushroom Recipes, Grouped by What You Cook Them In

Twelve mushroom dinners — skillets and braises, pasta and bakes, soups and stews — with cost per serving, protein, and cook time for each.

12 Mushroom Recipes, Grouped by What You Cook Them In

Mushrooms are the cheapest way to put a meaty, savory backbone in a dish without buying meat — browned hard in a dry pan first, they behave like a third of a pound of beef for about a dollar.

Anychef catalog data: 95 mushroom recipes in our library at a median $2.40 a serving and 35 minutes, 28 of them under $2, and a third of them meatless. Grouped by the vessel they're cooked in.

Skillets, steaks, and burgers

Beef and Mushroom Rice Skillet

1. Beef and Mushroom Rice Skillet

36g protein520 cal$2.20/serving35 min

Ground beef simmered with earthy mushrooms, onions, and rice in a savory broth, a one-pot meal that tastes richer day two.

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Creamy Chicken & Mushroom Skillet

2. Creamy Chicken & Mushroom Skillet

42g protein520 cal$2.80/serving25 min

Tender shredded chicken and earthy mushrooms in a silky cream sauce over egg noodles, pure comfort in a cast iron.

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Mushroom Swiss Burgers

3. Mushroom Swiss Burgers

40g protein650 cal$3.00/serving30 min

Beef patties smothered in buttery sauteed mushrooms and melty Swiss, the steakhouse burger you can make on a Tuesday.

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Salisbury Steak

4. Salisbury Steak

33g protein480 cal$2.50/serving35 min

Juicy seasoned beef patties smothered in rich mushroom onion gravy, the diner classic made easy at home.

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Pasta, rice, and bakes

Chicken Tetrazzini

5. Chicken Tetrazzini

38g protein580 cal$2.10/serving60 min

Spaghetti and chicken folded into a silky mushroom cream sauce, baked until the parmesan top turns golden.

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Chicken and Rice Casserole with Cheddar

6. Chicken and Rice Casserole with Cheddar

46g protein540 cal$2.80/serving50 min

Tender chicken pieces mixed with rice and topped with melted cheddar cheese, a cozy baked casserole that's pure comfort on a plate.

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Garlic Butter Chicken Rice

7. Garlic Butter Chicken Rice

44g protein550 cal$2.70/serving40 min

Juicy chicken thighs roasted with butter and garlic served alongside mushroom rice pilaf, earthy and elegant.

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Classic Tuna Noodle Casserole

8. Classic Tuna Noodle Casserole

27g protein480 cal$1.80/serving45 min

Creamy egg noodles, flaky tuna, and sweet peas under a crunchy golden topping, pure retro comfort.

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Turkey Tetrazzini

9. Turkey Tetrazzini

35g protein560 cal$2.40/serving55 min

Spaghetti and turkey baked in a Parmesan cream sauce with mushrooms until golden, the best thing to ever happen to leftovers.

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Soups, stews, and braises

Chicken Cacciatore

10. Chicken Cacciatore

42g protein460 cal$2.50/serving75 min

Hunter-style chicken braised in the oven with tomatoes, peppers, and mushrooms until fall-apart tender.

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Chicken a la King

11. Chicken a la King

36g protein520 cal$2.50/serving35 min

Tender chicken, mushrooms, and sweet peppers in a rich cream sauce spooned over toast, the retro diner supper due for a comeback.

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Balsamic Chicken and Vegetables

12. Balsamic Chicken and Vegetables

34g protein430 cal$2.50/serving40 min

Tangy balsamic glazed chicken thighs with roasted carrots, mushrooms, and red onion, simple pantry flavors that taste far fancier.

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