In other words: cremini, white button, and Portobello mushrooms. The difference between these three fungi depends solely on their age. The youngest variety of the agaricus bisporus family is the ...

Crimini mushrooms, common white mushrooms, and portobello mushrooms all come from the same species—Agaricus bisporus. The main difference among the three types is how old they are when harvested.

Portobello mushrooms take on lovely meatiness when grilled ... such as La Brea Bakery’s Tuscan or Country White, cut into 1/2-inch slices and toasted on both sides on the barbecue after the ...

white button mushrooms, cremini mushrooms (immature portobello mushrooms), and “baby bellas” (a label used to describe more mature cremini that are bigger than standard cremini but not as big ...

it’s important to know how mushrooms, even commonplace white buttons, are best cared for and prepared. Image Portobello mushrooms end up juicy and meaty when they’re fried Milanese-style.Credit ...