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There are so many different types of mushrooms, which is why we've decided to round up some of our favorite fungi with tips on how to prepare them.
Common types of mushrooms and how to use them to add delicious flavor and texture to your cooking (including oyster, shiitake, portobello).
There are more than 14,000 known species of mushrooms. Here, we give an overview of 19 common types you'll likely come across at the grocery store and farmers market, along with tips for choosing, storing, and prepping them—plus plenty of recipes for enjoying this fungi in ramens, pastas, curries, and more.
Different types of mushrooms for cooking include basic buttons, meaty king oysters, and elusive honeycomb-like morels. Below, we’re diving into the various edible mushroom...
If you’re interested in taking your mushroom game beyond portabellos and buttons, then we have just the list for you. Below are 39 different types of edible mushrooms. Some of them you’ll probably recognize, but most of them, you’ve likely never heard of before.
Whether you're partial to the more mild varieties (button mushrooms for the win!) or want to try something a little more exciting like a chanterelle mushroom or an oyster mushroom, there's something on our list for just about every person and palette.
In your journey to discover different types of edible mushrooms, you will come across a diverse array of options to suit all palates. Some of the most popular and easily accessible varieties include chanterelles, morels, and shiitakes, each with their own unique characteristics.