Vegan California Benedict with Portobello Mushroom

Stanford Inn by the Sea in Mendocino, California is an incredible vegan resort. Of course, one of the best parts is going to Raven’s Restaurant for one of their legendary meals. It’s always absolutely delicious. And this vegan portobello benedict recipe is inspired by Raven’s Restaurant’s Portobello Benedict and by classic California Eggs Benedict.

There’s a creamy cashew hollandaise sauce made in a high speed blender (like a Vitamix), a broiled flavorful portobello cap, a slice of tomato, slices of avocado, and a warm toasted English muffin. It sounds complicated, but it’s an easy vegan recipe for breakfast or brunch!

This vegan benedict recipe makes 2 servings.

Don’t miss other UVK recipes, like Almond Apricot Muffins, Grilled Portobello Mushroom Sandwich with Kalamata Olive Tapenade, Avocado, Tomato and Arugula, Vegan Stuffed Portobello Mushrooms with Lentils and Breadcrumbs, Smashed Potatoes with Scallions and Cilantro and more.

Now, let’s go make a delightful vegan portobello benedict!

Vegan California Benedict with Portobello Mushroom

2 whole portobello mushroom caps, stems removed

4 tsp vegan Worcestershire sauce (store bought or make your own)

1 large garlic clove, chopped

1 batch vegan hollandaise sauce

English muffin, sliced in half (OR use a gluten free English muffin, if gluten free)

Tomato slices

Avocado slices

Chopped parsley, to top – optional

1. First, we’ll prep the portobello mushrooms for the vegan benedict. Preheat the oven to BROIL (on HIGH or ~500º F). Line a cookie sheet with non-stick aluminum foil or parchment. Place the mushrooms on it, cap side down.

2. Add 2 tsp vegan Worcestershire sauce over one mushroom, and then, add the remaining 2 tsp to the other. Top each mushroom with the garlic. Broil at 500º F for ~10 minutes or until the mushrooms are cooked through. Remove from oven and set aside.

3. While the mushrooms are broiling, make the hollandaise sauce following this recipe. Then, set it aside.

4. Toast the English muffin. Then, top it with the tomato, portobello mushroom (I like the cap side down, so it holds all the juiciness in until I slice it), and the avocado.

5. Pour the hollandaise sauce over the top of the vegan benedict, and sprinkle with some fresh parsley, if using. Serve immediately.