How to Cook Large Brown Mushrooms

How to Cook Large Brown Mushrooms
Published: Sep 14, 2011
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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Big champignon mushrooms scattered on wooden cutting board
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Large brown mushrooms, sold as portabello or portobello mushrooms, add a savory flavor and meaty texture to dishes. These mushrooms can be chopped and cooked on the stove, baked whole, or grilled indoors or out for an especially delicious flavor. Grilled large brown mushrooms can be sliced and served with pasta, topped with cheese, or used in place of meat for a kind of veggie burger.

Preheat the grill if you're using an electric or gas grill. Light the grill if you're using a charcoal grill. Allow the grill to heat to medium-hot before grilling large brown mushrooms.

Wipe the mushrooms with a damp paper towel. Cut off the ends of the stems with a sharp knife.

Brush the top and bottom of each mushroom with extra-virgin olive oil.

Season the mushrooms with salt and pepper.

Grill for four to six minutes per side.

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Michelle Powell-Smith

With a master's degree in art history from the University of Missouri-Columbia, Michelle Powell-Smith has been writing professionally for more than a decade. An avid knitter and mother of four, she has written extensively on a wide variety…

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