Air-Fried Stuffed Mushroom Platter

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A light and flavorful air-fried mushroom platter featuring king oyster, enoki, and shiitake mushrooms stuffed with savory shrimp paste, glazed in a spicy sauce.

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When you are looking for a break from heavy, meat-focused meals, this air-fried mushroom platter offers a refreshing yet satisfying alternative. By combining different mushroom textures—from the hearty king oyster to the delicate enoki and the earthy, savory-stuffed shiitake—you create a dish that is deeply flavorful and visually striking. It is a simple way to bring a touch of restaurant-style flair to your home cooking.

An assortment of air-fried mushrooms, including shrimp-stuffed shiitake and king oyster mushrooms, glazed with a savory spicy sauce.
An assortment of air-fried mushrooms, including shrimp-stuffed shiitake and king oyster mushrooms, glazed with a savory spicy sauce.
Prep20 mins
Cook20 mins
Total40 mins
Yield2-3 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories250 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Score the king oyster mushrooms
    Close-up view of shallow parallel cuts being made into the body of a raw king oyster mushroom.

    Using a sharp knife, make light longitudinal parallel cuts along the surface of the king oyster mushrooms. This scoring technique increases the surface area, allowing the mushrooms to absorb the savory sauce more effectively during the marination and cooking process.

    Tip: Be careful not to cut all the way through the mushroom; you only want shallow scores on the surface.
  2. 2Prepare the shiitake mushrooms
    A hand removing the stem from a whole, raw shiitake mushroom cap.

    Take the fresh shiitake mushrooms and gently twist or snap off the woody stems at the base of each cap. Set the caps aside, as they will serve as the vessel for the shrimp paste filling.

    Tip: Dont discard the stems; they can be saved and used later to add depth of flavor to homemade vegetable or mushroom stock.
  3. 3Fill with shrimp paste
    Raw shrimp paste being squeezed from a piping bag into the center of shiitake mushroom caps.

    Using a piping bag, carefully fill the cavity of each prepared shiitake mushroom cap with raw shrimp paste. Fill them generously, ensuring the paste is well-distributed within the cap.

    Tip: If you dont have a piping bag, you can use a small spoon to carefully scoop and press the shrimp paste into the caps.
  4. 4Prepare the spicy marinade
    A metal bowl containing a dark, spicy sauce mixture being stirred with a silicone brush.

    In a mixing bowl, combine one spoonful of fire chicken sauce, one spoonful of Korean spicy sauce, half a spoonful of sugar, two spoonfuls of soy sauce, and one spoonful of oyster sauce. Add a small amount of water to dilute the mixture slightly, then whisk everything together using a brush until well combined.

    Tip: Adjust the water amount based on your desired sauce consistency; a slightly thinner sauce will coat the mushrooms more evenly.
  5. 5Brush the marinade
    Sauce being brushed onto raw king oyster mushrooms inside a metal tray.

    Using a silicone brush, generously apply the prepared spicy sauce onto the scored king oyster mushrooms arranged in your tray. Ensure that the sauce reaches into the cuts you made earlier for maximum flavor absorption.

    Tip: Brush the sauce over all sides of the mushrooms to ensure uniform flavor before they go into the air fryer.
  6. 6Marinate the mushrooms
    Gloved hands massaging sauce onto the mushrooms in a tray to ensure thorough coating.

    Using gloved hands, gently massage the remaining sauce into the mushrooms to ensure every piece is thoroughly and evenly coated. Allow the mushrooms to marinate for 30 minutes to let the flavors penetrate deeply.

    Tip: Massaging the sauce in helps the flavors penetrate the mushroom flesh more effectively than brushing alone.
  7. 7Arrange mushrooms in the air fryer
    Marinated mushrooms being placed into an air fryer basket lined with aluminum foil using metal tongs.

    Using tongs, carefully place the marinated king oyster mushrooms and stuffed shiitake mushrooms into the air fryer basket, which has been lined with aluminum foil to catch drippings and make cleanup easier.

    Tip: Ensure the mushrooms are arranged in a single layer to allow for even air circulation and proper roasting.
  8. 8Season and finish the platter
    A close-up of finished air-fried mushrooms in a metal tray being sprinkled with red seasoning powder.

    Once the mushrooms are air-fried, sprinkle the red seasoning powder over the cooked mushrooms for an extra kick of flavor, then garnish with a final touch of white sesame seeds before serving.

    Tip: If you prefer a milder taste, adjust the amount of seasoning powder to suit your preference.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 days
Store in an airtight container. Mushrooms are best enjoyed fresh to maintain texture.
Reheating
5 min
Reheat in the air fryer at 180C for 3-5 minutes to regain crispness.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, this recipe is versatile. Portobello mushrooms work well as a substitute for shiitake if you want larger stuffed caps.
The key is to not over-sauce them before cooking and ensure the air fryer has enough space for airflow. Avoid overcrowding the basket.
Yes, using raw shrimp paste allows it to cook perfectly inside the shiitake cap during the 20-minute air-frying process.
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