Burgundy Mushrooms (+Slow Cooker Instructions)

Burgundy Mushrooms are the ultimate mushroom. Slow simmered in red wine, garlic, butter, and spices these mushrooms are decadent. Serve over steak or eat as an appetizer- they will be a fast favorite. This recipe is prepared on a stove top, but I have included slow cooker instructions as well!

September is National Mushroom month and who would I be is I was not sharing one of my favorite things to eat with all of you.

Mushrooms are one of my favorite foods, but you might notice that you do not see them very often on here. The reason for that is my husband. Yes. All. His. Fault. It actually isn't, but he is allergic to these delicious bites of heaven so I tend to keep them out of recipes. He doesn't have a sever reaction, but it isn't comfortable for him. However, that means any time he is gone, or I go out, I get mushrooms on everything.

One thing I will never give up is this recipe. This recipe is my all-time favorite mushroom recipe, and probably one of my favorite things to eat. This is my most requested recipe during the holidays, and there are hardly ever leftovers. However, even if there where they would get gobbled-up the following day.

So what makes these mushrooms so special?

Wine and butter my friends, wine and butter. These mushrooms are cooked in full-bodied red wine, butter, and herbs. They are cooked for a very long time, but it creates the most flavorful delicious mushroom you will ever have.

I love to serve these for a party or the holidays because the smell of them cooking just fills the house with the most delicious aromas.

These mushrooms are delicious on their own, over potatoes, over steak with a little blue cheese, or even over crusty bread to mop up all the sauce. They are truly the best comfort food.

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Since I am celebrating National Mushroom Month check out a few mushrooms recipe from a few of my friends!

• Bacon and Mushroom Carbonara by Big Bears Wife
• Burgundy Mushrooms by Cheese Curd In Paradise
• Candy Cap Cookies by Culinary Adventures with Camilla
• Hungarian Mushroom Soup by A Day in the Life on the Farm
• Reuben Stuffed Mushroom Appetizers by The Freshman Cook
• Vegan Autumn Kale Salad with Roasted Shiitakes and Maple Mustard Dressing by The Baking Fairy

What do you need to make Burgundy Mushrooms?

• 4 lbs mushrooms- yes, you really are making 4 pound, but they will significantly cook down.
• Butter
• Worcestershire Sauce
• Burgundy Wine (any full-bodied red wine can be subbed)
• Pepper
• Water
• Chicken Bouillon Cubes
• Beef Bouillon Cubes
• Dill seed
• Garlic
• Large cooking pot
• Slow Cooker

Frequently Asked Questions

I do not have burgundy wine- what do you suggest?

I have used Merlot and Cabernet for this recipe and it produced delicious results.

Can I use baby portabella mushrooms?

Yes! I have also used these as well and love them as much as I love the white button.

Is the dill flavor strong?

I do not think so. I like the contrast it adds to the richness of the mushrooms.

Can I add a little salt?

I do not think it needs salt, but everyone is different. If you do add it add it at the end after you have tasted the mushrooms.

Can I use garlic powder and not cloves for a shortcut?

Sure, I have done this as well. I use a ½ teaspoon per clove substitution.

Looking for even more delicious mushroom recipes?!

Slow Cooker White Wine Mushrooms

Salisbury Steak with Mushroom Onion Gravy

This post was originally created in 2010, and updated in 2019 for reader enhancement and recipe updating.

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