I have to admit, when I asked on Facebook whether you’d rather see a recipe for perfect chocolate chip cookies or a low-cal mushroom pie, I was certain the cookies would win.
I was wrong.
More than 300 comments came in, and within ten minutes the trend was clear. After the week of Purim treats, hamantaschen, cookies, cakes, and endless sweets, everyone was ready for something a little lighter.
Honestly, I have no idea how this recipe hasn’t made its way onto the blog until now.
It’s one of the easiest, tastiest, most reliable savory bakes I make, and I’ve been making some version of it for years.
At its heart, it’s wonderfully simple: sauté onions, garlic, and mushrooms, stir in a few pantry staples, and bake. The instructions may look longer than they need to be, but that’s only because I included all the little details—why I cover the pan while cooking the onions, how to save yourself an extra bowl to wash, and a few other kitchen shortcuts I thought you’d appreciate.
And one more thing. If you cut the mushroom pie into 12 servings, each piece comes in at roughly 85 calories. Pair it with a simple salad—or even a few sliced cucumbers if you’re in a hurry—and lunch is done.


