
Bake the Pastry Shells
Bake the shells until deeply golden, then remove the tops and soft centers while they are still warm.

The mushrooms lose their moisture and turn golden before the sherry goes in. Spoon the creamy filling into crisp puff pastry shells while both are warm.
These Sherried Mushrooms pair a warm, savory mushroom filling with crisp puff pastry shells for a simple dish that still feels occasion-worthy. Serve one shell per person as an appetizer or side dish, or add a salad and make them the center of a light luncheon.

This is one of those recipes that always feels a little fancier than the amount of work it takes. The sherry is what makes the difference because it gives the mushrooms that warm flavor you can't quite put your finger on. I like serving these when company comes because people always think you've spent much longer in the kitchen than you really have.

Bake the shells until deeply golden, then remove the tops and soft centers while they are still warm.

Sauté the sliced mushrooms until their liquid cooks away and the edges turn golden.

Reduce the sherry with the mushrooms, then gently stir in the sour cream, Parmesan, and garlic powder over low heat.

Divide the hot filling among the crisp shells, garnish with parsley, and serve immediately.

The mushrooms lose their moisture and turn golden before the sherry goes in. Spoon the creamy filling into crisp puff pastry shells while both are warm.
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6 filled pastry shells — Serving size: 1 filled pastry shell
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