Slow Cooker Garlic Ranch Mushrooms will quickly become your new favorite go-to side dish!!
So every year I host “Friendsgiving” at my house on the Saturday following Thanksgiving. It’s become a tradition I have grown to love over the past 6-ish years. What’s so great about having all my friends over for a second huge meal is that everyone brings their favorite dish.
I make the turkey and the ham…and usually the stuffing, and everyone else fills in the gaps. This year though I am absolutely including these Slow Cooker Garlic Ranch Mushrooms on the menu because they are CRAZY delicious. The prep time is basically nothing and then you cook them in the slow cooker and forget about them until dinner.
I do know that some of you out there aren’t “mushroom people”. There really is no way around the mushrooms in this recipe. So substitutions, just to clarify 🙂
But really you should try to like mushrooms…even if only for this this recipe because it’s THAT good. They are so buttery and packed with garlic, ranch flavor.
Beyond being just a side dish, they are phenomenal on top of steaks and chicken, with the butter sauce drizzled on top…or even mix some pasta in with the whole slow cooker and you have a buttery mushroom scampi dish that’s flipping fantastic!
Just grab some ‘shrooms and clean them up…
Then really simply whisk together some melted butter, garlic and the ranch seasoning…
Pour it on top of the mushrooms in the slow cooker, sprinkle with some Parmesan cheese and cook on low for 5-ish hours.
I’m telling you these are the most butter and delicious mushrooms you will ever eat.
PrintSlow Cooker Garlic Ranch Mushrooms
Ingredients
- 20 ounces fresh whole white mushrooms, cleaned
- 1 cup Challenge Butter, cubed
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 2 ounces dry ranch dressing mix
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Instructions
- Place the mushrooms in the slow cooker.
- Place the butter and the garlic in a medium microwave-safe bowl and heat until the butter is melted. The garlic will infuse the butter with flavor.
- Mix the ranch mix in with the garlic butter and pour on top of the mushrooms.
- Sprinkle with the Parmesan cheese.
- Cook in slow cooker on low for 5 hours until the mushrooms are tender.
Notes
You can set your slow cooker to high and the mushrooms will be done in 2 1/2 – 3 hours.
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Yum. I loved these. I served them as a side dish but think they would make a great appetizer too. Thanks for sharing this great keeper.
Can I add Chinese stir fry noodles to garlic ranch mushrooms to slow cooker while mushrooms r cooking? If I can when do I add
Can I use baby bella’s with this recipe???
sure!
Made this and it was amazing…thank you
How are these the next day? Can I make them a day in advance?
Can this be done on the Instant pot on pressure cooker mode? I wonder how much time would be needed?
I would imagine it could be! I would do them for about 30 minutes!
Can you make these in the instant pot? If so how long would you suggest cooking them?
Oh absolutely. Do you want to use the Instant Pot on the slow cooker setting or the pressure cooker?
Could you use cremini mushrooms instead of white?
Sure!!
I like the idea of celebrating thanksgiving twice! Looks delicious!
I typically only do mushrooms with one recipe I have – sautéed mushrooms. (And they are with butter and onions and seasonings and worchestershire and lemon juice and red wine vinegar…to die for! ;)…) Not a fan of their squish. (haha!) But I think I will try these. Super easy! They sound and look delicious!