Storage

Fresh mushrooms are best stored in the refrigerator

Do not clean your mushrooms until just before use in order to preserve their delicate structure. When ready to prepare, gently brush away any debris with a soft-bristle brush. Washing is not necessary and may damage their texture.

Fresh mushrooms should feel firm and dry to the touch. If they become overly soft or develop a slimy surface, it’s best to discard them.

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Store in a paper bag or breathable container

Avoid plastic (traps moisture)

Keep in main fridge area (not crisper drawer)

Use within a few days for the best quality

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Cooking

Mushrooms are best enjoyed cooked to enhance flavor and texture.

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Sauté over medium heat until the moisture evaporates

Let mushrooms brown for a deeper flavor

Roast at high heat for caramelization

Slice firmer varieties (shiitake, king oyster) and cook until golden

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