Champignon White Button Mushrooms, Dried

Agaricus bisporus / Common mushroom / Button mushroom / White mushroom / Table mushroom / Champignon mushroom / Crimini mushroom / Baby bella / Chestnut mushroom

Can we all agree that the plain little button mushrooms at the store don’t have a lot of flavor? Really, let’s just admit that they’re kinda blah. They don’t offer us much besides texture. Not like a dried Champignon mushroom. Dried White Button Mushrooms? Well, that’s a whole different story…

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Have you ever been to a beach on the East Coast in April? Maybe after it’s been raining? The air has that smell of sand, water, a bit of musk, and a certain greenness from all the wild grasses suddenly booming out of the ground? That’s the flavor of dried white Button mushrooms. Natural. Nearly ethereal.

The broth? Sweet, dainty, twee, but with hints of earth. It is a broth that should always be saved. Cook it to boil udon noodles, and then serve the noodles cold with the champignon mushroom (lightly sautéed in sesame oil), and some chopped scallion and paper-thin slices of your favorite green chile. You will find no better summer solace.

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IngredientsDried white button (Champignon) mushrooms.
Recommended ApplicationsUpon reconstitution, Dried Button Mushrooms can be used and perform just like Fresh Button Mushrooms. Great for stir-fry recipes, stews, sauces, gravy, cream soups, casseroles, or pasta.
Basic PreparationOne ounce of dry mushroom reconstitutes into 3-4 ounces of fresh mushrooms. To do so, take the needed amount and place into a bowl of boiling water. Allow the mushrooms to soak for 7-8 minutes, occasionally stirring.
Product StyleSliced
CuisineAsian, Chinese, European, French
Handling / StorageStore in a cool, dry place.
Shelf Life3 Years
Country of OriginChina
Dietary PreferencesAll Natural, Gluten-Free, Kosher Parve, Non-GMO
Allergen InformationNone Specified

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