Crimini mushrooms are similar in shape and appearance to
white mushrooms, to which they are related. Coffee colored and richer in
flavor and nutrients than the more common white button mushroom, crimini
mushrooms are available throughout the year. These mushrooms have a
dense, earthy flavor.While mushroom can be cultivated, they can also be found
growing wild in many regions of the world
Crimini mushrooms can be eaten raw or cooked, and can be
substituted for white mushrooms in any recipe.
The
portobello also called portabella is really simply a brown crimini
mushroom in disguise. Evidently the usage of the two words "portobello vs.
portabella" is simply an issue of a marketing brand. Once the little brown
crimini grows up to be about 4" - 6" in diameter he is deemed to be a
portobello
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