World Famous BBQ Pulled Mushroom Sandwich 2.0 (Vegan Pulled “Pork” Sandwich) | The Wicked Kitchen

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It’s baaaaaaaack! Here’s a 2.0 version of one of our most popular recipes—the BBQ Pulled Mushroom Sandwich! Yes, this is a recipe we’ve previously shared, but now we’ve dusted it off and given it a more streamlined, to-the-point treatment for your viewing pleasure.

We’re talking game-changing techniques and flavors with this recipe…sweet and sticky barbecue sauce with the incredible seared and roasted king oyster mushroom shreds sandwiched in between a buttery toasted bun…this is the kind of indulgent treat that will blow some minds and make many happy eaters in your house when you make this! Perfect for weekend sports watching or a 30-minutes or less weekday meal, this amazing vegan recipe will very likely become a regular in your rotation. Recipe below!

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BBQ PULLED MUSHROOM SANDWICH

Ingredients:
6 king oyster mushrooms, ‘pulled’
1/2 tsp granulated garlic
2 tbsp onion/sage/parsley seasoning blend (or whatever you like/can find)
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
1 tbsp vegetable oil
16 oz (454g) barbecue sauce
Splash of beer (optional)
Squishy burger buns
Vegan butter, for the buns (optional)

Instructions:

Preheat the oven to 400ºF/200ºC.

Get your pan heating over medium-high heat.

Shred/pull the mushrooms by running a fork along the fibers, away from the cap. Pull apart with fingers and place the shreds into a large mixing bowl.

Add the granulated garlic, seasoning blend, salt and pepper to the bowl of shreds and gently toss to coat evenly.

Add the oil to the hot pan, swirl to coat the entire surface, then add the mushrooms. Spread the mushrooms around the pan evenly, then let them sear for about 5-6 minutes, stirring occasionally. You want the shrooms to get browned and some crispy bits to form, so don’t move them around too much. Give them time for the water to cook out and then let the heat do its magic.

Once the mushrooms are looking good, transfer them back to the mixing bowl and add the BBQ sauce. If you’d like, add a splash of beer to the sauce to thin it out. Totally optional.

Stir the mushrooms in the sauce to coat evenly, then spread onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet.

Pop the shrooms into the oven and roast for about 10-12 minutes, giving them a quick stir about halfway through.

When the mushrooms are done, remove from the oven and set aside.

If you’re making sandwiches, get your pan hot again. Butter (vegan) each side of your squishy buns and place them butter side down in the hot pan. Keep an eye on them and remove once they’ve reached your desired level of toasting.

Assemble the sandwiches and pig out! (Don’t forget to stop and take the occasional breath.)

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41 Comments

  10. Yeah, we've been experimenting with creating pseudo-vegetables out of lard and meat by-products. It''s coming along quite nicely. Fools even the most partisan militant vegetarians. Tonight we're serving stuffed "beefsteak tomatoes" with "eggplant" Benedict.

  14. When I added the bbq sauce I stopped at 200 gram because that already was way too much. Had it in the oven for 20 minutes but it still was a bbq soup. I don't think the recipe in the description is correct, 450 gram is a whole bottle.

  16. I am starting to explore the mushroom world and, at least where I live, I find two problems.
    1. Variety. It is hard to find different mushrooms.
    2. Packaging: due to water content, I feel like I have to buy 2 or 3 packs ja for one recipe. Mushrooms should be sold as potatoes

  22. Hi Derek! Great to see you here and be able to get your recipes! I fondly remember your cooking for us at PSL and how delicious every meal was, transforming our retreats from subsistence to splendor ! Love to you & your family.

  25. It’s chewy though. Husband said it’s like worms. What did I do wrong? I’m thinking not cooking it enough in the pan or not on the highest heat. I did let it sit/sear and not stir it too much. I’m just going to keep baking it in the oven for a bit. We’ll see if it improves.

  30. Hey I dont drink beer, can i use wine in the sauce? I have a regular barbeque sauce but want to add to mine too. I went to whole foods yesterday to get those mushrooms because of you too! THank you so much!!

  33. Made this dish last night along with a vegan macaroni salad and mmm mm mm. The absolute most delicious thing. I am craving it again tonight. Only difference was I omitted the beer.

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