Pre-heat oven or toaster oven to 350 degrees F.

Clean mushrooms, remove stems, and arrange on an oiled baking sheet.

Set aside.

Bring a small pot with 3/4 cup of broth or water to boil.

Add quinoa and cook, partially covered for 12-13 minutes until fluffy.

Set aside.

While the quinoa cooks, bring a skillet to medium-high heat.

Remove casings from sausage and add to your skillet.

Cook sausage, stirring often to create small crumbles, and once it's no longer pink in the center, set aside. The goal is to leave the sausage a bit juicy since it still has some oven time ahead of it.

Keep burner on and, using the same skillet, add your onion and a little bit of water [or broth... or wine!] to deglaze the pan and saute.

When onions start to soften, add in garlic and chopped mushroom and reduce heat to medium.

Stirring occasionally, cook until onions are tender and translucent.

Add your quinoa to the sausage mixture mix thoroughly.

Season with sea salt, garlic powder, and paprika. I like these garlicky [and wouldn't have them any other way!] so feel free to give the mixture a taste before adding the garlic powder. If you love it as is, have at it. If you're a garlic lover, add the 2 TBSP in full. Let your taste buds be your guide!

Remove from heat and allow to cool just a tad before handling.

Refrain from scarfing too many spoonfuls of the stuffing in your mouth while you spoon the mixture into the mushroom caps.

Bake for approx 15-20 minutes or until mushrooms are tender and steamy after giving up a bit of their liquid.

Dig in! Well, once the mushrooms are a little less molten hot than they will be straight out of the oven. Burning the roof of your mouth is the worst!