This recipe for Grilled Chicken Artichoke Mushroom Pizza was created in partnership with CK Mondavi and Family. All opinions are my own.
Grilled Chicken Artichoke Mushroom Pizza is a great way to cut the carbs and still enjoy "pizza!" Full of good for you fats, protein and flavor, you won't even miss the pizza crust. Portobello mushroom caps make the perfect vessel for a pizza and cooking it on your pizza stone on the grill makes it super easy and quick!
This quick and easy filling is made with cooked chicken, marinated artichokes, a blend of cheese and spices!
Grilling these Chicken Artichoke Portobello Pizzas!
Cooking this summer has been a real challenge for me. Since we are in the midst of a complete kitchen renovation and I literally have NO kitchen, the grill has become my very best friend! You realize just how much you can actually do with a grill when you have no choice but to use it!
When I found out that CK Mondavi and Family wanted their ambassadors to make grilled pizzas this month I had several different emotions floating around. I love pizza but really, the only thing I make for myself to eat anymore is Keto.
Keeping this recipe low carb with mushrooms
I didn't want to mess with a keto crust on the grill. for several reasons, number one being I have no sink to wash dishes in! Grilling a crust was going to be time-consuming and I couldn't guarantee there would be no failure. No time for that!
I went with the next best thing. A large portobello mushroom cap. It's not always easy to find them in the stores here, but I had seen them recently so I made sure to grab a few packages the next time I was out shopping.
Pairing wine with Grilled Chicken Artichoke Mushroom Pizzas
When thinking about pairing wine with these mushrooms, I decided to go with CK Mondavi and Family's Cabernet Sauvignon. This rich and velvety blend was a perfect match with these meaty, earthy and cheesy portobello mushroom pizzas!
I thought the combination of marinated artichokes, cheese, and those tasty little sweety peppers would be the perfect topping and I wasn't wrong! You could also use diced cherry tomatoes if you don't like peppers.
However, that said, these mushrooms are only 6 net carbs per serving and one serving is two mushroom caps! You will definitely not leave the table unsatisfied with this recipe and you will feel good that you haven't carb-loaded also!
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More perfect parings to try!
- Low Carb Cheesecake Fruit Dip paired with Chardonnay
- Roasted Turkey Breast with Balsamic Browned Butter Artichokes paired with Chardonnay
- Grilled Reuben Burgers paired with Merlot
- Nanny's Sugar Cookies with Orange Moscato Frosting paired with Moscato
- Greek Stuffed Mushrooms paired with Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay
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Grilled Chicken Artichoke Portobello Pizza
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Ingredients
For the filling:
- 3 oz roasted chicken diced
- 1 cup Mozzarella Cheese divided
- 4 oz cream cheese softened
- 2 tablespoon butter softened
- 2 tablespoon fresh chives chopped
- 1 teaspoon fresh rosemary
- 2 cloves garlic minced
- ½ cup marinated artichoke hearts chopped (plus more for topping)
- Sweety peppers for topping optional
For the Mushroom Pizza Base:
- 4 large portobello mushroom caps clean with stems and gills removed
- avocado oil
Instructions
- Preheat the grill on high heat with pizza stone lightly coated with avocado oil.
- Cream together cream cheese, butter, chives, rosemary, and garlic. Add the Asiago cheese and ½ cup of mozzarella cheese. Stir in chicken and artichoke hearts.
- Wipe mushroom caps clean with a damp paper towel and remove stems. Scrape out gills with a spoon.
- Divide filling evenly between mushroom caps. Top mushroom caps with remaining 1-ounce mozzarella cheese, diced artichoke hearts, and sweety peppers.
- Place mushrooms on a pizza stone on a hot grill (temp should remain around 450 degrees). Lower grill lid and grill for 15 minutes or until filling is bubbly and mushrooms have begun to release juices.
- Cool at least 10 minutes prior to serving - mushrooms will be very hot!
Elizabeth
if using 4 portobello mushrooms for recipe which you say makes 4 servings, how can a serving be 2 mushrooms? The math doesn't jibe. I need correct serving size for my eating plan. Thanks in advance for correcting!
Betsy @ Desserts Required
I LOVE your pizza 'crust'. Actually, I think everything looks amazing including your fab wine pairing choice!
Liren | Kitchen Confidante
What a delicious pairing for a cab!
Carolyn
I love all these flavors, I love this recipe!
Traci
Oh yay! I've been making grilled mushroom pizza for several years now and can't wait to give your recipe a try! They're so easy and delicious aren't they? Just pinned! Glad to see you love them like I do 🙂
Stephanie
These mushrooms are definitely drool worthy. Love how easy they are to make and throw on the grill. Perfect tasty summer meal to have with a lovely glass of that wine.
Tara
I love chicken artichoke, such a smart and yummy idea to use the mushroom as a base!!
Lisa | Garlic & Zest
This is perfect for the low-carb eating plan we're on. I love using mushrooms as the base for this cheesy chicken artichoke "pizza".
Julia
What a great idea using mushrooms as a pizza base! Love the flavor combo 🙂
Megan @ MegUnprocessed
Mushroom pizzas are the best! I need to do this again soon!
Dan from Platter Talk
This recipe is nothing short of sheer genius! All the fun (including using the grill), the flavors, and the taste of a delicious pizza with none of the guilt. Great job, Shelby!
Ellen
This looks amazing! So hearty and delicious! Perfect for company too.
Brian Jones
I love stuffed mushrooms, in fact I had them last night... I'm looking forward to trying these next time around, lovely flavours.
Rhiannon
I love portebello mushrooms and artichokes! What a great idea - I am definitely going to try these as pizza bases. I can't believe I never thought of this before 🙂
Laura
I love those mushrooms, and the toppings you use are a great combination. All these vegs, a perfect meal
Natalie
I love the idea of using mushroom as pizza crust - so creative and saves a whole lot of calories!
Jill
That first photo is stunning. These mushrooms sound and look so delicious!