Portobellini

5,99€

Packaging: Paper bag
Weight: 1kg
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The Portobellini is closely related to the white mushroom (we think they are cousins) as they are similar in size and shape. The difference is its brown exterior colour and its nutty, earthy, more intense flavour.

Around the world they are also known as Chestnut mushrooms, Cremini and Baby Bella.

When the Portobellini mushrooms are allowed to grow further in size developing a darker skin and an opened-cap exposing the gills on the underside they are then called Portobello.

Portobellinis make a great substitute for white mushrooms so why not go ahead and try them the next time you would like to add some zing to your food?

Energy
171 kJ / 40 kcal
Fat
0.1g
Carbohydrates
6.6g
Edible fibers
1.3g
Proteins
2.6g
Salts
0.4g

Similar to the White mushrooms, Portobellinis need to be lightly rinsed, brushed or wiped with a damp paper towel before cooking. Being very versatile in the kitchen, they can served as an appetizer, side or entree.

They can be used interchangeably with white mushrooms but the Portobellinis have a stronger flavour and a meatier texture.

Have a look below for some inspiring recipes or check our recipe section for even more inspiration?

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