Agaricus Campestris

Agaricus Campestris

Common Names: Meadow Mushroom, Field Mushroom

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About

Agaricus campestris is a widely distributed edible mushroom commonly known as the meadow mushroom or field mushroom. It has a mild taste and firm, smooth texture. Found growing in grasslands and fields, it has long been a popular culinary mushroom collected from the wild or cultivated. Contains B vitamins, vitamin D, and trace minerals.

Flavors

Mild

Meadow Mushroom has a mild and delicate flavor that is not overpowering.

Grounded

Being a ground-growing mushroom, it has a natural earthy taste.

Nutty

There's a subtle nutty undertone in its flavor profile.

Textures

Soft

The mushroom has a soft texture when cooked.

Smooth

The cap of the Meadow Mushroom is smooth to the touch.

Slightly Chewy

It can have a slightly chewy consistency, especially if not overcooked.

Fragrances

Fungus

Agaricus campestris has the typical earthy aroma associated with many mushrooms.

Fresh

When freshly harvested, it has a pleasant fresh scent.

Physical Characteristics

Caps:

Convex to flattened, 5-10 cm wide. White, discolors yellowish.

Gills:

Free from stipe, initially pink, then brown.

Look Alike Species

Agaricus Xanthodermus

Specie:

Agaricus xanthodermus

Edibility:

toxic

Differences:Stains yellow when bruised, smells unpleasant

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